Puerto Morelos Shipwreck and Reef Dives
Enjoy a second reef dive at the Puerto Morelos
QUICK DETAILS
- Location: Puerto Morelos
- Duration: Half Day
- Ages: Ages 10+
- Category: Tours
- Start Time: 7:15 a.m - 11:45 a.m
- Certification: Certified Divers Only
- Long Wetsuits are Mandatory
Puerto Morelos Shipwreck and Reef Dives
This diving tour takes you to the Puerto Morelos Reef area, just a few minutes between Cancun and Playa Del Carmen, to dive over the C-56 shipwreck and dive at a shallow reef in the Puerto Morelos National Marine Park.
The C-56, known as the Juan Escutia, is a 150-foot minesweeper and was sunk by the U.S. Navy with the purpose of creating marine wildlife environments as a part of an Artificial Reef Program.
The area has great conditions for diving. During the winter months (November to March), this site is home to an amazing spectacle of eagle rays hovering above the shipwreck, which makes for a dive to remember!
While the first dive of the day takes place at the wreck, the second dive is conducted in the shallow reef area of the Puerto Morelos National Marine Park.
Includes
- Scuba dive at the Puerto Morelos wreck
- Two tank dives at the National Marine Park reef area in Puerto Morelos
- Fruit on board
- Full scuba gear
- Small groups per dive Instructor – 1:2 – 1:4 ratios
- Personal instructor from Cancun upon request
- Long dives
Transportation
Roundtrip transportation is included from any hotel in Cancun or the Mayan Riviera.
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