Quick Details
Certified Diver - Morning
$ 155
Discover Scuba Diver
Including Gear Rental & Instruction
$ 200
Bubble watcher
Just along for the ride (Ages 6+)
$ 145
Adult Snorkeler
Ages 13+
$ 145
Child Snorkeler
Ages 12 and under
$ 125
Visit the beautiful reefs of Culebra Island!
Certified divers, Discovers Scuba and Snorkelers are welcome to be on the same boat but in different groups with their own Divemaster’s or guides. All divers are grouped based on their level of expertise.
This area is unspoiled and virtually undiscovered, providing divers the opportunity to explore small walls and reefs few have seen. With more than 60 species of fish and a wide variety of invertebrates, water temperatures between 78º to 86º, and visibility from 40 to 100 feet on an average day. The depth of the reefs we visit range from 20 to 55 feet max depth.
Trips available every Thursday and Saturday from 9:00am departure time to 3:30pm return time.( Check in starts at 7:30am Discover Scuba, 7:45am Certified divers and 8:00am Snorkelers)
PADI Instructors or Divemaster lead the dives and will be with you at all times!
Weather Disclaimer: We reserve the right to cancel the day before or at the day of the trip if the weather is not suitable to go to Culebra. We reserve the right to reroute the trip the day of the tour to the Fajardo reefs if weather conditions do not allow to safely get to Culebra. We reserve the right to cancel the trip if the minimum amount of divers is nor meet the day before.
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The trip includes 2 reefs for diving or snorkeling, and then also a beach stop, where you can snorkel, swim or just hang out on the beach, while we set up a full lunch on board, afterward we head back to Marina Puerto Del Rey. Normally we visit Tamarindo or Luis Pena beach for lunch in this tour. This tour does NOT go to Flamenco Beach.
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- 7:30 am For Discover Scuba
- 7:45 am For certified divers
- Boat departs no later than 9:00am and is back at 3:30pm at the pier
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These trips are dependent on weather/sea conditions in the passages, and also, we do have a higher minimum of passengers necessary than we do for Fajardo, as it takes a lot more fuel to get there. We reserve the right to move trip to Fajardo local reefs if Culebra weather conditions are not suitable while underway.