Explore two contrasting dive sites off Copamarina—The Epicenter’s fissure reefs and The Wall’s vertiginous drop—on a guided two-tank boat trip for certified divers. Expect healthy coral gardens, encounters with rays and sharks, and a compact, morning-focused outing.
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You step off the boat into clear, warm water and the ocean pulls you into a world where coral gardens and sheer drop-offs command attention. Around you, yellowtail snappers and angelfish weave through healthy coral; beyond the reef the sea darkens into the vertical blue of The Wall.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate; able to carry personal gear and perform repeated entries/exits, comfortable swimming in open water
Wildlife
History
A 2020 earthquake created the fissure known locally as "The Epicenter," reshaping seafloor topography and exposing fresh reef faces that have quickly become biodiversity hotspots.
Conservation
Operators emphasize reef-safe practices, small group sizes, and freshwater rinses to limit sunscreen and chemical runoff; divers should avoid touching coral and report entanglements.
Reserve your spot on the 2-Tank Scuba Boat Trip in World-Class Sites @ Copamarina today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your dive computer
A reliable dive computer helps you manage multi-level dives and surface intervals across two tanks.
Book morning departures
Mornings usually mean calmer seas and better visibility for both the reef and the wall dives.
Use reef‑safe sunscreen
Choose mineral-based sunscreen to protect coral and comply with local conservation guidelines.
Practice buoyancy before the trip
Good trim and buoyancy reduce accidental contact with coral on the first dive and conserve air for the second.
Personal dive computer
Tracks no‑decompression limits and multi‑level profiles across two dives.
Thin wetsuit (3mm or 5mm)
Warm, shallow-to-moderate-depth water protection and abrasion resistance.
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Mask and snorkel (personal fit)
Better-fit masks prevent leaks and reduce field-of-view issues underwater.
Dive knife or cutting tool
Useful for freeing entangled lines or debris while boating or diving.