SNORKELING

Explore Copamarina's (underwater) version of the Great Pyramids of Egypt! Our waters are the home to so much coral and marine life, that one guest called the experience "National Geographic Comes to Life". Our operation is equally geared to the beginner as well as the serious snorkeler. We provide professional equipment with mask, snorkel, fins and snorkel vests and have a different snorkel spot for each day of the week. Each snorkeling trip includes a professional dive master or guide to make sure that you don't miss a thing, while guaranteeing your comfort and safety.

DIVING

• Puerto Rico is rated among the top-three diving destinations in the Caribbean.
• Professional Dive/Snorkel Boat
• Complete scuba diving equipment rental
• We offer a "Discover Scuba" program which gives the beginner an introduction to scuba
• Exclusive, no other dive operator uses this stretch of water on a regular basis, so the area is unspoiled and virtually undiscovered, offering opportunity to explore waters once dominated by the Spanish Conquistadors and Pirate Vessels. Recent finds have included muskets, cannon and gold coins.
• More than 60 species of fish easily viewed on dives
• Water temperatures range from 78 to 86 year-round
• Visibility is 60 to 130 feet on an average day
• The Hyperbaric Medical Facility is one of the most modern in the world and the largest in Latin America and the Caribbean. The facility, located in San Juan, is used by divers throughout the region, has the capacity to treat 18 people simultaneously.

Dive Sites: there are 50 dive sites around Guanica alone

THE WALL

One mile off-shore, the continental shelf drops off, creating a spectacular and dramatic marine Wall 22-miles long. The Wall is the Caribbean's newest world-class dive destination. This spectacular dive Wall has a series of slopes and sheer drop-offs that start at 30 feet to 120 feet before disappearing into a 2,000-foot drop, well beyond diver depths.

THE AQUARIUM

Minutes from the beach by boat, The Aquarium offers shallow dives of 50 feet or less and features three distinct ecosystems. A sandy bottom is home to eels, hermit crabs and anemones. Second, a large head system (one head is estimated to be over 1,000 years old) is home to a variety of small fish, anemones, worms, clams, and other marine life. The third system is a coral system comprised of species of soft and hard coral, as well as sponges.

FALLEN ROCK WALL

Located just 40 minutes from dockside, The Trench is a series of spur and grove formations that go as deep as 110 feet.

THE POZAS

The Pozas, a popular dive site for student training and night dives, is an island reef in a sandy area with a depth of 40 to 55 feet. Formed from a limestone base, this site features rock formations covered in red encrusting sponges and gardens of Gorgonians, Sea Fans, and Barrel Sponges. The white sand base and volcanic lava provide the background for protruding ledges up to 15 feet high.

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