We decide on appropriate dive sites daily according to weather and water conditions and divers’ experience. You can choose between shore and boat, number of tanks and time of day. You can ask us about any sites you’d like to go to in particular, but there is no guarantee we will be able to take you there. Nevertheless there is a list below the prices.

Prices:

Shore dives require a minimum of 2 people; boat dives a minimum of 3.

If the minimum is not met you can pay a surcharge of $75 per person to go on a boat with just two. Off the shore pay for two to go by yourself.

We also offer private tours (ask for a quote).

2 tank shore dive starting in the morning $90
2 tank boat dive starting in the morning $150, extra tank PM $75
1 tank shore dive starting in the afternoon $65
1 tank boat dive starting in the afternoon $100
1 tank shore dive after dark $90
1 tank shore dive after dark with fluo lights $120
1 tank shore dive starting before sunrise $120

additional tank off the shore $40

EQUIPMENT

full set without computer* single day $40
full set of equipment including computer* single day $50
BC or reg $15 per day
BC & reg $30 per day
BC, reg & wetsuit $35 per day
Fins, mask and wetsuit single day $25 |2 days or more $15 per day
Fins & mask single day $20 |2 days or more $15 per day
dive computer* single day $15 |2 days or more $10 per day
set of dive lights for night dives $10 per day
camera including 8GB micro SD card $40 per day

*A dive watch or computer is required for boat dives

Mosquito Pier

This unique site offers an unrivaled diversity of marine life.
At just 40 feet maximum depth, dive times here often exceed one hour.

Fluo Diving!

We do this either at Mosquito Pier or on the South side at a shallow reef right off the shore.
This is a very special dive for experienced divers.

Patti’s Reef

One of our favorites. Less affected by Maria than many other reefs,
this site has retained its wonderful variety of corals.

Donut

This pretty little site is perfect for beginners or as a third dive.
Shallow depths and lots of colorful fish!

Castle

This close-to shore site in just 40 feet of water makes a perfect
training dive, but it has enough life to offer to appeal to experts as well.

Anchor

A pretty site with a nice variety of features.
A maximum depth of 60 feet just a short ride from the dock

Angel

The Interwebs will have you believe this is a great dive you should not miss while in Vieques.
Bollocks! It’s boring and we do not go there. Basta.

Twilight/Treasure Island

After following a short wall in 70 feet of depth,
we come to a pretty patch reef leading to a large circular reef.

Arena

Close to Anchor, but only up to 45 feet deep, this pair of
large sand bowls often features a number of eels.

Corona

One of very few sites with varying depths and orientations,
we almost always see something special here.

Diane’s Reef

A little farther away than most other sites,
this reef with depths of up to 90 feet is simply stunning.

Fairyland

A beautiful spread out patch reef with a large variety of coral heads,
it carries its name for a reason.

Cracks

With depths ranging from 70 to 30 feet,
this beautiful site offers pelagic visitors as well as colorful residents.

Tindo’s Drift

Running East to West this short wall
offers a mellow dive featuring life on top and along the side of the reef.

Coral Canyon

Very large spur and groove reef with depths ranging from 60 to 100ft.
Beautiful hard corals.

The Western Lands

Far to the West it gets surreal.
A dreamlike landscape inspired us to name this site after a Burroughs novel.

Pyramid

At this deep pinnacle we look for large pelagic animals.
Sometimes we get lucky.