Los Arcos National Park is one of the most popular places to dive in Puerto Vallarta. Nestled in a cluster of granite islands in the southern part of Banderas Bay, this dynamic underwater world is full of places to explore like El Bajo and Devil’s Canyon. There’s lots of marine life to explore as well.

The Marietas Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage site and for good reason; the biodiversity found here is incredible and the sheer number of marine animals unmatched.

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.

A quiet, shallow site with a depth of 40 feet. Located opposite the hotel zone of Ixtapa, it has extensive coral coverage for divers who enjoy coral reefs, ending in a sandy platform where isolated coral hills can be found.

“El chato“ is located 40 minutes from the pier at our facilities, where we find a large expanse of rocky reef and patches of coral reef at different depths, from 22 feet to 68 feet. It is perfect for any diver who wants to enjoy the biodiversity of our seas.

Piedra Solitaria is located 3.7 km or approximately 20 minutes from the main pier. Its walls reach depths of up to 132 feet, making it a favorite spot for deep and multilevel diving.

This site is located 5 minutes in front of the dive center. It is a shallow beach with a rock formation, has a maximum depth of 10 meters, and you can see the sunken Christ statue during the descent. It is ideal for your first dives.

Leaving from our pier, 1.5 km away, around the lighthouse, you will find this small cove with calm waters and a maximum depth of 18 meters. Its structure combines rocky areas, reefs, and sandy areas, making it the ideal site for underwater photography and night diving.

Located east of Zihuatanejo Bay, it has a depth of 40 feet, where you can admire extensive reef formations. Its calm, crystal-clear waters are ideal for beginner divers.

La Media Luna is a naturally occurring thermal spring located right in the heart of Mexico near San Luis Potosi. The water is fairly clear, always calm, and warm, making this an excellent site for newer divers. Because it is a thermal spring, the water is warm enough that most divers do not wear a wetsuit.