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Jul 23, 2024
I’m bouncing around Puerto Rico and stayed at La Jamaca in La Parguera. I wanted to scuba dive, but read reviews that the reef is a little further from here than Guanica. I found Island Scuba and was… Full review by Traveler43535524101
May 23, 2024
I had a great dive trip with Island Scuba. I was the only guest aboard and so happy they did not cancel the trip because of the number. The divemaster Pedro is very experienced and creates a great sh… Full review by George M
May 15, 2024
The dive was amazing! Visualization was not as great as normal due to the rain for the first 20 feet but at the reef is was great. So alive and healthy. We saw a ton of sharks, nurse sharks and a tur… Full review by OnAir420685
I was there recently, but I brought all my own equipment. I did observe however, that they have a very large line of rental equipment, including Nitrox. In the Caribbean you find …
I was there recently, but I brought all my own equipment. I did observe however, that they have a very large line of rental equipment, including Nitrox. In the Caribbean you find mostly aluminum tanks and mostly 80CF. There are a few metal tanks and a few 100CF. Hope you have a great time like I did.
I've never been scuba diving before. Do I need to be certified to be able to dive?
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In most diving spots yes. Most Scuba schools have what they call "try scuba". They give you basic indications to dive and take you to a beginners depth, maybe 15 to 25 feet down. You …
In most diving spots yes. Most Scuba schools have what they call "try scuba". They give you basic indications to dive and take you to a beginners depth, maybe 15 to 25 feet down. You will not see everything but you can still catch a lot of marine life without having a diving licence. My recommendation is for you to call beforehand and ask if they have that option available. Safe travels.
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