Puerto Morelos offers mild and welcoming climate, white coral sand beaches adjacent to the turquoise Caribbean Sea and a variety of tourist facilities that offer you the perfect getaway at any time of the year.
Just off shore you will find one of the most beautiful reefs in the world whose clear waters are home to an astounding array of fish and coral life. From the smallest schools of iridescent darting fish to the majestic turtles and stingrays there is always abundant interest for divers.
The water temperature ranges from 25-30 degrees Celsius (77-85F) and the visibility at 20-40 metres (60-120ft) allows for scuba diving all year round.
Our dive instructors will take you to the best locations in the area for your experience and taking into account the prevailing currents.

We offer PADI courses up to Dive Master - Discover Scuba Diving, (resort course) Open Water certification, Rescue Diver, Advanced Open Water and Emergency First Response, see our section on the courses that you can do on your holiday to enhance your diving abilities and deepen your experience.

Our reef dives can be shallow dives inside the reef up to dives that show larger coral formations and at greater depths all within a half hour of shore.
There are also Wreck dives - there are two accessible wrecks near Puerto Morelos, the closest , the C-56, gives you a dive of 60-90 feet to explore a navy boat that coralised beautifully and is a heaven for the largest pelagics. More experienced divers can visit the Tulum that takes you down to 120 feet.

Night diving - if you have never experienced the coral reefs nightlife this is the place to see the wonders of the reef at night. Moonlit nights in the warm Caribbean Sea are irresistible normally, add in the beauty of the reef at night and you are in heaven.

Cenote diving - Enjoy the fascinating world of Mexico's cenotes where visibility is at 50 metres (150ft) and the stalactites and stalagmites pay tribute to the ancient structures. Throughout the centuries a system of underground caverns was formed on this limestone peninsula unique in the world. The porous surface allowed rainwater to create and fill caverns whose water's search for an exit caused parts of the surface to collapse forming what we call cenotes (from the Mayan 'dzonot'). These cenotes are our gateway into an underworld aquatic system, it is a magical experience not to be missed.
Dive Puerto Morelos takes tours to two cenotes on private grounds near to Puerto Morelos as well as to various cenotes near Tulum and Puerto Aventuras. You do not lose sight of natural light and are provided with a flashlight. The dives are between 9-15 metres (30-50ft). Open Water certification is sufficient, no cave diving experience necessary but you must have good buoyancy control to avoid stirring the soft bottom.

"Nature works in this land so different from the rivers and fountains, that the rivers and fountains which everywhere in the world run above ground, here they all run and follow their secret labyrinths underneath it. This has shown us that almost the entire coast is full of fresh water springs which rise from within the sea and one can take water from them in many places when, in the waning of the water, the shore's edge is somewhat dry. On land, God provided some wells which the Indians call cenotes which reach through slices of stone down to the water…" Fray Diego de Landa