A great dive site for newer divers due to the shallow depth and little to no current. Very interesting rock formations to see and lots of fun swim-throughs to explore.

A beautiful dive site off the shores of Acapulco with lots of colorful hard and soft corals to explore but tons of sub-tropical fish species. An easy, shallow dive.

A popular dive site just outside of Alcapulco Bay. There are great rock structures with some corals to explore and lots of sub-tropical fish species to see.

Due to its sheltered location, “El Rincón” is an ideal place for snorkelling, divers for shallow dives and for beginners and various diving specialty courses. The shallow diving depth of up to 12m has plenty of space for a variety of marine flora and fauna. The main attraction are the artificial reefs.

With walls up to 20 meters deep, this is ideal for those who like to dive with a light current, when the visibility is good you’ll discover the nice canyon-like mountains. For divers with little experience they can stay in shallow depths. Also ideal for dives from Open Water Course 3 and 4.

Fascinating challenging dive site up to 32m/106ft deep with moderate to strong currents, huge rocks with recesses form a passage to dive through.

Ideal for snorkeling, beginners and divers with little experience, but there are also parts that are only designed for experts. We can find depths from 3m/6ft up to 30m/100ft.

If you’re looking for a place to get away from it all this is it. A quiet little town with great sub-tropical pacific diving. The beach is beautiful and the sunken ship just offshore is the main attraction for divers.

This is a popular site just off of Isla Verde in the Veracruz region of Mexico. The water is sub-tropical and home to many colorful fish species. There are lots of interesting rock formations to see and an abundance of fish and coral. This is a boat dive site.

The C-50 Rivapalacios is a decommissioned Naval ship from WWII sitting off the coast of Isla Verde and was sunk in 2000 as an artificial reef. Today the 180-foot wreck sits upright in about 90 feet of water and is recommended for advanced divers only.