Wreck And Reef Dive In Cancun
Cancun
Description
These are two of the best dive sites in the area and are perfect for the most experienced divers.
You will dive in the clear waters of Cancun to a max 85ft depth on the famous wrecks "C-58", also known as General Anaya or "C-55", also known as Juan de La Barrera.
Both shipwrecks are very popular among local divers and were former US navy vessels built for the WWII. They were sunk purposely to create artificial reefs in the waters of Cancun.
The diving sites are also frequently visited by barracudas, groupers, and manta rays. In the winter season you could see dozens of eagle rays dancing around the wreck.
Key Points
Max: Up to 10 persons
Duration: 3:30 hrs
Guide language: Spanish, English
What's Included
- 2 dives (wreck and reef)
- Diving gear
- Water
- Guide and captain
Itinerary
1:00 PM
Check in at the dive shop
1:30 PM
1 wreck dive + 1 reef dive
5:00 PM
Back at the dive shop
Where
What's Not Included
Recommendations
Requirements
- Certified Divers
- This activity is only available on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please make sure to book only on those days.
Cancellation Policy
- Your reservation has free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity.
- If you do not cancel before 24 hours or do not show up on the day of the activity, 100% of the reservation will be charged.
- In the event that the weather conditions do not allow the activity to be carried out, you will be notified a day before to reschedule the activity for another day or a 100% refund will be made.
Excellent customer service, always attentive. The whale shark tour was very well organized and a great success. Great memories.
Marcela Keever
May 2025
Very responsive on what’sapp and gave clear information on the tour and how to get there. The place is very pretty! The tour guide and the boat captain were friendly. We had 4 stops in our snorkel tour as planned. Visibility was not great , but it was still amazing. I hope to go back for scuba diving one day. I also liked that they keep things real: (1) do not try to sell things that may not happen (due to nature), (2) they do not put additional fees - what they tell you is what you pay (very different than other tours I have seen around Los Cabos) One point to highlight is that the boat is small, so if the ocean is rough it may not be the best for people that get sea sickness.
Anna Galvão
May 2025
Incredible how the mobulas look and the entire team is very professional and super friendly.
Karime Lahud
May 2025