moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be in decent physical condition able to swim comfortably and handle diving equipment for a couple of hours.
Discover the mesmerizing nocturnal waters of Crashboat Beach with a guided night dive from Aquatica PR. Explore glowing plankton and hunt for octopuses beneath the stars for an unforgettable underwater adventure.
Experience the magic of the ocean after dark with Aquatica PR’s Night Dive at Crashboat Beach, Aguadilla. This exclusive adventure offers an unforgettable chance to witness the vibrant underwater world that awakens beneath the moonlight. Guided by seasoned experts, you’ll explore dazzling bioluminescent plankton illuminating the dark waters and encounter nocturnal marine creatures such as octopuses in their natural habitat. Crashboat Beach’s calm waves and clear visibility create a serene environment perfect for night diving, making it beginner-friendly yet thrilling for all levels. The unique spectacle of glowing plankton combined with the excitement of hunting for elusive octopuses makes this dive a surreal, almost otherworldly experience. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or new to night diving, Aquatica PR ensures safety, education, and fun throughout your journey. Beyond the dive, the stunning coastal scenery of Aguadilla adds to the adventure — from palm trees swaying under the stars to the gentle sound of waves breaking on the shore. This night dive promises not only a deep connection to the ocean but also a memory you will cherish forever.
Ensure all dive gear, especially lights and regulators, are functioning perfectly before the dive.
Visibility is lower at night; always follow your guide carefully to stay safe and on track.
Bright lights can disturb marine life and affect other divers' experience.
Water temperatures can drop at night, so a wet suit helps maintain comfort during the dive.
Crashboat Beach was originally constructed as a dock for cargo boats but has since become a beloved local dive spot.
Aquatica PR promotes sustainable diving by educating guests on protecting marine habitats and minimizing ecological impact.
Allows you to see clearly underwater and observe bioluminescent life without disturbing it.
Keeps you warm as night water temperatures can be cooler, especially in fall and winter.
fall specific
Helpful for monitoring depth and dive time to ensure safe night diving experience.
Great for capturing the glowing plankton and nocturnal sea creatures you encounter.