moderate
3 hours
Divers should be in good health with moderate stamina to manage extended bottom times and nighttime conditions.
Dive beneath Cancún’s starlit waves with Always Diving’s Night Dive—a mesmerizing three-hour journey unveiling the Caribbean reef’s nocturnal life. Witness squid, moray eels, and more in their natural night habitat.
Starting at MXN$2,000 l 3 Hours l Ages 10+
Certified Diver (Ages 10+): MXN$2,000
3 Hours
Our Cancun Night Dive consists of one long dive, with a maximum depth of 35 feet, making a very long bottom time into the Riviera Maya's rich coral reefs. We'll leave the docks just before nightfall & take the plunge in the early hours of the evening. As daytime marine animals retire, the nighttime creatures come out to play. These creatures that you rarely see at daytime find comfort in the darkness as they hunt for their favorite food. Get a chance to see squids, octopus, lobsters, & moray eels venture out in search of something to eat.
Participants must hold a recognized scuba diving certification and be in good health to safely enjoy the nighttime marine environment.
All scuba equipment, including tanks and underwater lamps, are included, so you can travel light and focus on the dive.
Groups are capped at six divers to maximize safety and personalized attention from guides during the dive.
Plan to arrive early for pre-dive safety briefings and equipment checks, essential for a smooth and safe underwater experience.
Cancún’s reefs have been a focal point for marine conservation since the early 1980s, helping preserve unique coral ecosystems.
Always Diving partners with local groups to promote reef protection and sustainable dive practices, minimizing impact on delicate marine habitats.
Complete gear including tanks and underwater lamps critical for safely navigating nighttime reefs.
A wetsuit is important during cooler months to maintain comfort during the dive.
winter specific
Helps monitor depth and dive time for safety, especially useful in low visibility conditions.
Essential for observing nocturnal marine life and communicating underwater.