moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape with basic swimming skills.
Discover the intriguing shipwreck dives of Puerto Morelos with Deep Life, where history and marine life collide in crystal-clear Caribbean waters. An adventure perfect for all levels—immerse yourself today!
Approx USD $175 • 4.5 Hours • Ages 15+
Experience an unforgettable scuba diving adventure at the C-56 Mine sweeper wreck in Puerto Morelos. Dive among stunning marine life, including majestic eagle rays during winter months. Enjoy two tank dives in a national marine park, with small group sizes and full gear provided, ensuring a personalized and memorable underwater journey.
$3,500 mxn | Approx. $175 USD
4.5 hours
7:15am - Pickup at Hotels starts
This shipwreck is located in Puerto Morelos reef area . Puerto Morelos is located just a few minutes between Cancun and Playa Del Carmen.
The C-56 Mine sweeper, with 150 Ft long called Juan Escutia was sunk by U.S. NAVY with the purpose to create marine wildlife. The area has great conditions.
During the Winter months (November to March) this site is home of an amazing spectacle of eagle rays hovering the shipwreck . This dives will be something to remember.
We do the first dive in the wreck , second dive is conducted shallow in the Puerto Morelos national marine park You can book any day from one diver.
Round trip transportation is included from any Hotel in Cancun or Mayan Riviera
Scuba Dive in Puerto Morelos wreck Two tank dives at the National marine park reef area in Puerto Morelos Fruit on board. Full scuba Gear. Round trip transportation from any Hotel Arriving to Puerto morelos main pier our instructor will take you to the dive boat. Small Groups per dive Instrucutor – 1:2 – 1:4 Personal Instructor from Cancun upon request Long dives
Reserve your wreck dive trip early to secure your spot and avoid disappointment.
Ensure your dive gear is in good condition; rental options are available if needed.
Drink plenty of water before diving to stay hydrated and prevent decompression issues.
Keep a safe distance from marine creatures and avoid touching coral or wrecks.
Many wrecks are from the 20th century, serving as remnants of local maritime commerce and smuggling routes.
Deep Life actively promotes reef conservation, practicing eco-friendly diving that minimizes physical impact and supports marine protection initiatives.
Crucial for clear visibility and easy breathing while exploring the wrecks.
Provides thermal protection in warm Caribbean waters and adds buoyancy.
summer specific
Improve swim efficiency and maneuverability underwater.
Capture the vibrant marine scenery and wreck details.