Dive it! Mexico

Located in the coastal town of Puerto Morelos, Dive it! Mexico serves as a central hub for divers exploring the Riviera Maya. The centre is positioned to provide easy access to the region's most significant underwater features, ranging from vibrant reef systems to historic wrecks.

Whether you are looking for your first breath underwater or are pursuing advanced technical skills, the centre provides the necessary infrastructure. Their location allows for efficient trips across the local marine landscape, making it a practical base for both recreational and technical divers.

The centre operates with PADI affiliations, ensuring that all training meets international standards. The staff is equipped to handle a wide range of divers, from those beginning their journey with Discovery Scuba Diving to those training for advanced specialties.

For those looking to push their limits, the instructors provide specialised instruction in technical disciplines. The centre's focus on diverse training modules makes it a versatile option for the local diving community.

The curriculum at Dive it! Mexico covers the full PADI progression. You can start with Discovery Scuba Diving or work through the standard Open Water Diver and Scuba Diver Certification levels.

For more experienced divers, the centre offers Advanced Open Water training and specialized courses such as Cave Diving. They also provide Refresher Courses for those returning to the water and Referral services to help streamline your certification process.

The centre provides a variety of rental options for those not travelling with their own kit, including fins, masks, and wetsuits. Full kit rental is available to ensure you are prepared for the local conditions.

Beyond diving, the facility supports a wide array of nautical sports, including jet-skiing and kayaking, making it a multi-activity hub for the area.

The local reefs are home to a variety of colourful fish and corals that define the underwater landscape. You will frequently encounter schools of trevallies, barracuda (Sphyraena), and various species of grouper (Epinephelinae).

Large pelagics and rays are part of the regional ecosystem. Keep an eye out for the eagle ray (Aetobatus) and the southern stingray (Hypanus americanus) patrolling the area.

Coral diversity is a key feature of the local habitat, with various Gorgonian (Gorgonacea) species providing structure for the reef ecosystem.