Scuba Diving at Las Caletas
6 hours approx
From $2,831 MXN
Banderas Bay offers warm water, protected reefs and a range of dive sites for every level, from first-time divers to certified divers. This guide explains the main options so you can pick the right one.
Los Arcos National Park is a protected area with rock formations, reefs and abundant marine life. The Marietas Islands are known for their clear water and varied dive spots. El Morro and Las Caletas offer shallower, easier dives suited to beginners and training dives.
Which sites are available depends on the tour, the season and sea conditions. Each tour page lists its dive site and requirements.
A Discover Scuba experience lets you try diving with an instructor, in a controlled environment, with no certification needed. It is the best way to find out whether you like it.
If you decide to continue, you can take the PADI Open Water Diver course, which is the certification that lets you dive with a buddy and rent equipment worldwide.
Certified divers can join guided dives at sites such as Los Arcos or the Marietas Islands. Bring your certification card and let the operator know your experience level and last dive.
Check each tour for the number of dives, depth range, equipment included and the minimum certification required.
Do not fly within the recommended time window after diving; plan your dive days earlier in your trip. Eat lightly, stay hydrated and avoid alcohol the night before.
Water can be clearest in the dry season, but diving is possible throughout the year. Ask us if you are unsure which month suits you best.
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No. A Discover Scuba experience is designed for people with no certification. For independent diving you need a certification such as PADI Open Water.
The PADI Open Water course is offered here. Check the course page for duration and requirements.
Swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and, if you are certified, your certification card. Equipment is described on each tour page.