Our Dive Sites All of our dive sites range in depth from 28 feet to 120 feet plus, with water temperature ranging anywhere from 77º (25º C) in the Winter to 85º (29.5º C) in the Summer. While diving on any of our many pristine dive sites, you can expect to see a vast array of marine life, such as angel fish, blue tang, snappers, groupers, sergeant majors, puffers, triggerfish, moray eels, sharks, spiny lobster, turtles and stingrays among others.

We Offer Two Trips Daily:

Morning trip--this is a two tank dive departing at 9:00 AM and returning approximately 12:30-1:00 PM. Afternoon trip--we offer either a snorkeling trip to Monkey Island or another two tank dive. Both trips depart at 2:00 PM and return approximately 5:30 PM. Visibility, as anywhere, can vary depending on weather conditions---but it's not uncommon to have 100 foot plus visibility on our dive sites. Refreshments and snacks are provided on all our trips!

Snorkeling at "Monkey Island" Cayo Santiago is a 38 acre island located 1 km off the coastal village of Punta Santiago in the municipality of Humacao. Snorkeling here is perfect for the experienced snorkeler as well as beginners. Just a short snorkel from the boat is an old sunken sugar cane barge lying in four to eight feet of water. This artificial reef has become the home to schools of French grunts, parrotfish, squirrelfish, starfish and puffers.....just to name a few!

After you're finished snorkeling you can sit back and relax with a cold drink while watching some of the Rhesus monkeys playing up and down the shoreline. All of the rhesus monkeys on Cayo Santiago are free- ranging and maintained under semi-natural conditions. The island serves as a research center for the University of Puerto Rico and the National Institute of Health. Thanks to years and years of research, the Cayo population of rhesus monkeys represents one of the best studied populations of animals in the world. * To Arrange for Special Group Snorkel Charters Click Here