Caribe Colombiano Diving

Located in the Barrio Manga district of Cartagena, Caribe Colombiano Diving serves as a central hub for divers looking to explore the Colombian Caribbean. The centre operates with dual affiliations, providing courses and excursions through both PADI and SSI frameworks.

Whether you are looking to start your journey with a snorkel session or are working towards a professional Divemaster qualification, the centre provides the structured training required for each stage. Their presence in Cartagena makes them a practical choice for those looking to combine diving with the city's unique coastal atmosphere.

The instruction team covers the full spectrum of recreational and professional diving. You can progress from basic introductory skills through to advanced specialties and professional-level training.

The centre is organised to handle various skill levels, offering everything from entry-level courses to the Divemaster programme. All instruction is conducted in accordance with PADI and SSI standards, ensuring a consistent approach to safety and technique.

The curriculum at Caribe Colombiano Diving is designed to take you from your first breath underwater to professional proficiency. They offer Snorkeling for beginners, followed by the PADI and SSI Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver courses.

For those looking to pursue a career in the industry, the centre provides the training required to reach the Divemaster level. This professional pathway is supported by the centre's dual affiliation with PADI and SSI.

For those travelling light, the centre provides a complete range of equipment hire. The kit provided is selected based on your specific certification level to ensure you have the appropriate tools for your depth and experience.

The facility is set up to support both training and exploration, ensuring that students have access to the necessary gear to complete their courses effectively.

The local marine life includes several iconic species that inhabit the Caribbean waters. You may encounter eagle rays (Aetobatus), giant moray eels, and grey reef sharks (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) throughout the area.