Shipwreck & Reef Certified Divers

We will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the marina to sign paperwork, prepare your gear, and board the boat.

Both shipwrecks have a maximum depth of 82 feet  – 24 meters. They used to served during World War II and were once part of the US Navy fleet. Over the decades, they have transformed into vibrant underwater habitats, teeming with a wide variety of marine life

As you dive down to the wrecks, you’ll see large schools of jackfish, and if you’re lucky, you might spot eagle rays gliding by. These wrecks have become important parts of the underwater world, attracting all kinds of marine life, such as sea turtles, eels, eagle rays, lobsters and more!

After exploring the shipwreck, we’ll guide you to the Punta Cancun reef, renowned for its beauty and vibrant marine life.

This second dive has a maximum depth of 55 feet – 16 meters. You can encounter a wide variety of marine species like: barracudas, large school of fish, eels, stingrays, nurse sharks, sea turtles and more!

We will be back to the departure marina around 11.30 am

Diving Requirements:  Advanced Open Water certified divers from all agencies, PADI, SDI, SSI, NAUI, CMAS, and more.

Max Depth: 82 feet – 24 meters at both shipwrecks.

55 feet – 16 meters at Punta Cancun reef.

Current: The current at the shipwrecks can be strong, depending on the day. We recommend doing a check dive with us at another dive site beforehand if you haven’t dived in a while. This will help ensure you’re comfortable and ready for the conditions at the wrecks.

Punta Cancun Reef: None to moderate currents. We always conduct drift dives.