About this tour

Meet two reefs in Puerto Morelos

This experience is done with certified divers who want to explore the Protected Marine Park of Puerto Morelos. Two different reefs will be visited, the maximum dive time is 45 minutes per tank and the maximum depth reached will depend on the limits of each individual diver certification. Here is a brief description of this tour:

1. Pre-dive briefing. On the day of your dive, arrive at the dive shop for a safety briefing. We will explain the dive plan, safety procedures, and what to expect at both reef sites.
2. Gear up. We will provide all necessary equipment (wetsuit, BCD, regulator, tank, mask). Make sure everything fits properly and is in good condition.
3. Travel to dive sites. Ones the boat and the gear is ready we will ahead to the dive sites by boat. Enjoy the scenic views on the way!
4. Pre-dive equipment check. Before entering the water, your guide will conduct a pre-dive equipment check to ensure everything is functioning correctly.
5. First dive:

• • • • Entry: Follow us as you enter the water by back roll.
      • Explore: Dive down to the first reef site. Expect to see various marine life, including colorful fish and corals. Follow us and communicate as needed.
      • Duration: The dive usually lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on conditions and your air supply.

6. Surface interval. After the first dive, surface and return to the boat. Take a break to hydrate, rest, and discuss the dive with us and fellow divers. This is a good time to enjoy snacks.
7. Second Dive Briefing. Before the second dive, we will brief you on what to expect, including any specific features or marine life at the next reef site.
8. Second Dive:

• • • • • Entry: Again, follow us into the water for the second dive.
        • Explore: Dive down to the second reef site, where you may encounter different coral formations and marine species.
        • Duration: The second dive will also last about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on conditions and your air supply.

9. Surface and return. After the second dive, ascend safely and return to the boat. Make sure to conduct a safety stop if required.
10. Post-dive discussion. Once back at the dive shop, you’ll have time to share experiences and ask questions about what you saw. This is also the perfect time to stamp your logbook and prepare the next adventure!

Tips for a Great Experience:

• Stay Relaxed: Focus on your breathing and enjoy the dive.
• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water between dives.
• Respect Marine Life: Avoid touching corals or disturbing wildlife to help preserve the ecosystem.

Enjoy your double reef dive in Puerto Morelos! It’s a fantastic way to explore the beautiful underwater world.

Diver level:

Scuba diver or higher.

What to expect: 

Diving on a double reef dive in Puerto Morelos is a fantastic way to experience the area’s vibrant marine life and beautiful coral reefs. Here’s what to expect:

• Two distinct dive sites. A double reef dive with us involves two different sites, allowing you to explore a variety of marine environments and coral formations. Each dive will offer unique sights and experiences.
• Guided experience. You’ll be accompanied by a certified dive guide who will lead you through both dives, ensuring your safety and helping you spot marine life.
• Marine life. Expect to see a wide array of marine species, including colorful tropical fish, coral formations, sea turtles, rays, and possibly larger species like nurse sharks or barracudas, depending on the site.
• Visibility. Generally, visibility in Puerto Morelos can range from 15 to 30 meters (49 to 98 feet), allowing for great views of the underwater landscape and marine life.
• Reef health. The reefs in Puerto Morelos are part of a protected marine park, so they tend to be healthy and vibrant, offering a great opportunity to observe thriving coral ecosystems.
• Depth and conditions. The dives usually range from 10 to 20 meters (30 to 65 feet). Conditions can vary, so be prepared for potential currents, especially on the outer reefs.
• Surface interval. After the first dive, you’ll surface and have a break. This interval allows you to rest, hydrate, and discuss the first dive with your guide and fellow divers..
• Photography opportunities. Bring an underwater camera if you want to capture the stunning sights. The diverse marine life and colorful reefs provide excellent photography opportunities.
• Post-dive debriefing. After the dives, you’ll have time to share experiences, discuss what you saw, and ask any questions. This is the time to stop your logbook too!

Tips for a Great Experience:

• Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water during the surface interval.
• Follow safety protocols: Listen to your guide and adhere to safety guidelines throughout the dives.
• Enjoy the journey: Take your time to appreciate the underwater world and the unique beauty of each dive site.

Overall, a double reef dive in Puerto Morelos promises an exciting and memorable underwater adventure!