Cancun Wreck & Reef Diving with Deep Life
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape, comfortable with deep dives and some maneuvering inside wrecks.
Overview
Dive into Cancún’s WWII shipwrecks and vibrant reefs with Deep Life’s 2-tank adventure, designed for certified divers ready for deeper thrills and rich marine life encounters.
Cancun Wreck & Reef Diving – 2-Tank Adventure for Certified Divers
Approx USD $140 • 4 Hours • Ages 15+ Advance diver level need it or OWDL with experience
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About This Adventure
Price
$2,800 mxn | Approx. $140 USD
Duration
4 hours
Time
8 am - Pickup at Hotels starts Meeting point Shop 8:15am
Description
The C-55 and the C-58 Shipwrecks both funcionally on Second world War.
Both one day has 50 meters long when they were complete, they are now broken by the last strong hurricane hit Cancun in 2005.
Advance Open water Divers only for this dives , to do penetrations by exploring the interior 3 levels. Barracudas, groupers, moray eels, lobsters and small marine life, will make your diving experience in Cancun shipwreck and a second reef dive truly fascinating.
During the winter months, the wreck area fills with Eagle rays doing a fascinating spectacle .
We combined this wreck dive with a second reef dive with 55ft average depth on the second reef dive
These wreck dive considered advanced as it is slightly more demanding than the other Cancun dives.
Depth is 85ft deep.
Includes
Two nice dives Shipwreck and reef Water on board Complete diving equipment (BCD, regs, fins and mask) Round-trip transportation from any hotel in the Cancun hotel zone is included for free. We can take you from any hotel in Playa Mujeres or Playa del Carmen for extra minimum price Small groups per dive instructor: 1: 2 – 1: 4 2 great dives and great diving equipment
Transportation
From any Hotel in Cancun Hotel zone round trip transportation is included free
Adventure Tips
Certified Divers Only
This dive requires advanced open water certification due to depth and technical aspects of wreck penetration.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water and stay hydrated before and after your dives, as dehydration increases risk of decompression sickness.
Bring a Dive Light
A dive light is useful for exploring the interior levels of the shipwrecks where natural light fades quickly.
Watch the Weather
Cancún weather can affect sea conditions—confirm dive timing with your guide, especially during hurricane season.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eagle rays congregate around wrecks during winter months
- Moray eels shelter among wreck rubble and reef crevices
History
The C-55 and C-58 shipwrecks date back to World War II, serving as artificial reefs after hurricanes fractured them in 2005.
Conservation
Dive operators in Cancún adhere to strict environmental guidelines to protect fragile reef systems and ensure sustainable tourism.
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Adventure Hotspots in Cancún
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Full Scuba Kit (BCD, Regs, Fins, Mask)
Complete gear ensures a safe, comfortable dive with equipment suited to local conditions.
Dive Light
Illuminates dark sections within the shipwrecks, enhancing safety and visibility.
Wetsuit (3-5 mm)
Provides thermal protection in Cancún’s water temperatures, especially during winter months.
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Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)
Improves diver visibility to boats and groups during ascent and surface intervals.