Discover Scuba Diving: Beginner Dive Course

The Discover Scuba program is an introductory dive in the pool or limited open water, with a maximum depth of 6 meters. It offers you the opportunity, under normal conditions and in an attempt to safe diving Environment.

There’s nothing like breathing underwater for the very first time. It takes a little getting used to – after all, human beings weren’t designed to do that – but after a few minutes of awestruck wonder, most participants realize how easy scuba diving really is.

You’ll experience a lot of fun!

Trip Includes

• Rental Gear
• Tanks and weights
• Bottle of water
• Fruit and cookies
• National marine park fee

Course Contents:

• Short Discover Scuba Diving DVD
• Briefing
• Pool dive
• Optional Open Water dive

The learning materials you need:

• Just your willingness and undivided attention!

Discover Scuba Diving Dives Sites

• Manchones
• Musa
• Atlantis
• Manchones chico.

The Underwater Museum aims to demonstrate the interaction between art and environmental science and form part of a complex reef structure for marine life to colonize and inhabit whilst increasing biomass on a grand scale.

Dive Trip Includes

• Tanks and weights
• Bottle of water
• Fruit and cookies
• National marine park fee

THE ART OF CONSERVATION

In 2009 a monumental underwater contemporary museum of art called MUSA (Museo Subacuático de Arte) was formed in the waters surrounding Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc.

The Museum aims to demonstrate the interaction between art and environmental science and form part of a complex reef structure for marine life to colonize and inhabit whilst increasing biomass on a grand scale.

All of the sculptures are fixed to the seabed and made from specialized materials used to promote coral life. The total installations occupy an area of over 420sq meters of a barren substrate and weighing in at over 200 tons.

Manchones and Atlantis reef is one of the most beautiful and colorful coral reef of the area, located in the national marine park just in about 10 minutes boat ride with 35 feet or 10 meters depth.

Manchones and Atlantis offer a great variety of fish

Nurseshark, Lobster, Turtle, Lionfish, Parrotfish, Barracuda, Nassau grouper, Yellowtail snapper, Trumpetfish, Sergeant Major, Butterflyfish, Spotted Drum, Blue Angelfish, Queen Angelfish, French Angelfish, Honeycomb Cowfish, Spotted Moray Eel.

Dive Trip Includes

• Tanks and weights
• Bottle of water
• Fruit and cookies
• National marine park fee

Diving for divers with more experience!! Wreck C-58

The C-58 or the General Anaya shipwreck is one of the most popular Cancun scuba diving sites today. The ship was originally named as the USS Harlequin and used as a minesweeper during World War II. In 1980, the Mexican navy decided to intentionally sink this ship for the purpose of creating an artificial reef in Cancun. This wreck is 30 minutes away From our location. In 2005, hurricane Wilma caused the C-58 shipwreck to split into two.

What You Can Expect

The C-58 shipwreck has a depth of 80 feet in the Caribbean waters of Cancun the wreck is the preferred choice for the advanced divers because of its depth and the current can be challenging, this dive in Cancun offers the best of the coast in the south of the Mayan Riviera.

The Cave of the Sleeping Sharks was discovered in 1969 and lies about 60 feet (20 meters) underwater, formed by coral formations that allow divers to get close to the resting sharks. Nurse sharks are most commonly seen in the cave and although they are harmless it is still exhilarating to be able to swim so close to them.

Just 30 minutes off the coast of Cancun near Isla Mujeres lies a popular diving destination called Cave of the Sleeping Sharks, which has baffled marine biologists everywhere. Sharks must constantly be in motion in order to breathe through their skins, but in this cave the sharks can use bubbles from underwater springs to breathe, allowing them to “sleep” completely still.

Trip Includes

• • Tanks and weights
  • Bottle of water
  • Fruit and cookies
  • National marine park fee

Diving at night in this area it’s completely different from a day dive. You can only see the the underwater life in the Caribbean illuminated by your dive light so this amplifies your senses and your concentration is focused on one small tunnel of light.

Colors are vivid at night so the multicolored reef formations are vibrant and intensified. As the day time sea creatures hide away, the night time critters come out to play. Watch octopus, lobster and moray eels glide over their natural habitat during your Isla Mujeres night dive.

Daily 5:30 pm, for certified Scuba Divers only