Xpuha Divers

Xpu Ha Divers is situated directly on the beach in the Xpu Ha area of the Riviera Maya. The centre is run by divers with over a decade of experience operating in these waters, focusing on both recreational exploration and technical progression.

The location provides immediate access to the coastline, making the transition from shore to water straightforward. Whether you are looking for a relaxed reef dive or a structured technical course, the centre is positioned to serve a variety of diving objectives.

The team is comprised of experienced divers who manage the centre's daily operations. They provide instruction in both English and Spanish, catering to a diverse range of divers from children aged 10 upwards to seasoned technical specialists.

With a focus on quality instruction and safety, the centre handles everything from initial entry-level training to advanced certifications. They also offer the possibility of organising custom tours and bespoke diving programmes tailored to your specific interests.

The course catalogue covers the full spectrum of diving, beginning with Discover Scuba Diving and progressing through Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver. For those looking to move into professional ranks, they offer Divemaster training.

Technical training is a core part of their offering, with specialised courses including Nitrox Advanced, Deep Diver, Sidemount, and Cave diving. They also provide the foundational training required for more complex underwater environments.

The centre provides Nitrox for divers looking to extend their bottom times. For those travelling from further afield, they can organise airport transfer packages that include all the necessary equipment for your stay.

Full kit hire is available on-site, covering essential items such as regulators, BCDs, and wetsuits, as well as smaller components like masks and fins.

The local reefs are home to a variety of marine life, including regular sightings of manatees. During the season from November to March, you may also encounter sand tiger sharks.

The reef architecture is supported by a diverse range of corals and sponges that provide the habitat for the local ecosystem. These structures create the complex environments found across the local reefs and the Cozumel National Park.

Macro life and smaller inhabitants inhabit the crevices of the reef, providing plenty of interest for those who enjoy searching the substrate during their dives.

The local reefs are characterised by low currents, making them suitable for a wide range of diver abilities. This calm environment is particularly beneficial for those working on buoyancy or completing initial certifications.

Conditions can vary depending on whether you are diving the open reefs or the sheltered cenote systems, but the area generally offers stable diving environments.