Do I need to be a certified diver to join this tour?

Yes, only certified divers are allowed to participate in this tour due to the depth and conditions of the dive sites.

What equipment is included in the tour price?

The tour provides full rental of diving equipment including tanks, BCDs, regulators, and wetsuits if needed.

Is lunch provided during the tour?

Yes, a lunch and non-alcoholic beverages are included during the surface interval between dives.

What is the group size for the dives?

Groups are limited to a maximum of 10 people to ensure personalized attention from guides.

Can I snorkel if I do not want to do the second dive?

Yes, if you choose not to dive the second site, you can snorkel at no additional cost.

What happens if I’m late to the meeting point?

There is a 15-minute grace period; if you arrive after the boat departs, it will be considered a no-show and full charges will apply.

Explore Historic Shipwrecks and Marine Sanctuaries in Acapulco: Certified Diver Tours

Acapulco de Juárez, located on Mexico’s Pacific coast, is more than a vibrant beach city; it’s a premier diving destination offering spectacular underwater landscapes and rich maritime history. The "Tour para buzos Certificados" invites certified divers to plunge beneath the waves and explore some of the bay’s most captivating dive sites. This guided tour features two exhilarating dives at historic shipwrecks like El Corsario and the famed “Río de la Plata,” along with encounters with unique geological formations and abundant marine life.

Your underwater adventure begins at La Marina Acapulco, where you meet your instructor or Divemaster and select your full dive gear. From there, the boat departs for a 45-50 minute dive at your first site. El Corsario and Río de la Plata are sunken relics teeming with sea creatures, providing an immersive experience into marine ecosystems atop these artificial reefs. Between dives, you’ll surface to enjoy a provided lunch and refreshing non-alcoholic drinks on board, a perfect chance to soak in the ocean views and prepare for the next descent.

The second dive offers a contrast of underwater features such as the submerged mountain of El Bajo, rocky passages of Las Cuevas, and the eagle ray sanctuary at El Guano. Plus, the artificial structures at Palmitas invite an extraordinary array of tropical fish, contributing to Acapulco’s status as one of the bay's richest marine biodiversity zones.

With over 40 dive sites around nearby La Roqueta Island, often called the bay’s lungs for its protected marine reserves, divers are treated to pristine waters and vibrant ecosystems unmarred by heavy tourism. The tour’s moderate group size—up to 10 divers—ensures an intimate experience guided with safety and attention to detail.

Acapulco’s underwater world is surprisingly diverse, blending historical narratives of sunken vessels with ecosystems that sustain eagle rays, moray eels, and colorful reef fish. The area’s subtropical climate ensures year-round diving opportunities, making this boat tour a reliable choice for explorers seeking vivid underwater landscapes.

Whether you seek adventure, photography, or simply an escape beneath the surface, this tour provides professional guidance, quality equipment rental, and seamless logistics that maximize your dive time. It’s a gateway to a lesser-known marine heritage, all accessible within a short boat ride from the city’s marina.

For certified divers ready to expand their horizons, the "Tour para buzos Certificados" offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and expertly led dives in one of Acapulco’s most biodiverse underwater realms.