Yes, recreational scuba diving is a very safe activity when practiced within established standards and guidelines. At Coral Dive School, we train under the strict international standards of Scuba Diving International (SDI). You will always dive with certified, experienced professionals using modern, well-maintained equipment tailored to your level.

Captaincy of the Port is the organization responsible for marine activities. This state entity constantly monitors the weather with forecasts and real-time measurements to decide whether the port closes and activities are suspended or continue for our enjoyment. In the event that the port is closed, you can reschedule the day, change the dive site, or suspend all activity; in that case, we will do whatever is most convenient for you.

The most important thing to bring is a desire for adventure. All the necessary equipment for the activity is included, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. If you like, you can bring your personal towel and biodegradable sunscreen, as regular sunscreen is not allowed because it damages the coral reef. Swimwear is recommended.

Depending on the condition you have or have had, diving may or may not be possible. If you have any doubts, feel free to contact us and we will put you in touch with a diving physician. You can also consult your regular doctor and ask them about the activity; in that case, they will need to provide you with a medical certificate explicitly stating that you are fit to dive.