Akumal Dive Center es uno de los centros de buceo más consolidados y reconocidos de la Riviera Maya, ubicado directamente en la playa de la Bahía de Akumal, entre Playa del Carmen y Tulum. El centro opera desde 1975, lo que lo convierte en uno de los centros de buceo más antiguos de la región.
El centro de buceo Akumal ofrece diversas actividades acuáticas, como buceo, excursiones de snorkel y cursos de buceo profesionales. El centro cuenta con la certificación PADI, lo que garantiza altos estándares de seguridad y formación para buceadores de todos los niveles.
Las inmersiones se realizan cerca de la segunda barrera de coral más grande del mundo, donde los buceadores pueden explorar formaciones coralinas y observar una diversa vida marina, como peces tropicales y tortugas marinas. El centro organiza varias inmersiones diarias, así como inmersiones nocturnas y en cenotes, ubicados en los singulares sistemas de cuevas submarinas de la Península de Yucatán.
Además de programas para principiantes como los cursos de aguas abiertas, el centro de buceo ofrece formación avanzada y experiencias de buceo especializadas para buceadores certificados. El equipo multilingüe de instructores se centra en la seguridad, la formación y un servicio personalizado.
Gracias a su ubicación frente al mar, su personal profesional y sus décadas de experiencia, el Centro de Buceo Akumal es un destino popular para los viajeros que buscan explorar el espectacular mundo submarino del Caribe mexicano.
Por favor, consulte todos los servicios de buceo de la Riviera Maya en el Buceo categoría en RivieraMayaHotSpots.
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Sara Weinstein
hace una semanaFantastic experience! My family did the discover scuba dive, my husband and I and our teenage daughters. Our guide Gonzalo was excellent, friendly and easy going, while taking care to ensure we understood our equipment and how to dive safely. We saw a ray, a huge sleeping sea turtle, and many colourful reef fish. Highly recommend for anyone considering a dive in Akumal.
Carolin Z
hace una semanaSimply wow! The staff at the dive center are incredibly kind and accommodating. You can also tell that they truly care about nature and the turtles while snorkeling. They are very considerate of the marine life. When snorkeling, you take the boat out into the water for two minutes and then work your way towards the beach. It was super relaxing and perfectly organized, as you see fish first and then the turtles at the end. I also booked a refresher open water dive course, and it was absolutely fantastic. I highly recommend it and feel much more confident and relaxed going into my next dives. Thank you all so much; it was such a wonderful experience. Until next time!
Claire Allen
Hace 3 semanasWe are staying at the hotel next door and so far we are 4 dives in. The great thing is you hop on the boat and travel 5 minutes to one of the many dive sites. The 9am dive is the deeper dive then shallower at 11 and you come back to the dive centre in between. We then have the afternoon free. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. We only have 30 dives so were really grateful for our dive master Mario making us feel calm and relaxed and Emiliano for explaining where everything is and welcoming us each day. I will update and mention more names at the end of the trip. We will hopefully do a cenote dive as well. The aim is day on day off and you get a discount for bulk buying dives. I definitely recommend these guys for their professional and friendly service
kai
Hace 3 semanasGente muy amable. Todo estaba muy bien organizado. 30-35 euros por persona. Hice una excursión con mi novia, no con un grupo de 20 personas. Tortugas, rayas, peces de colores y coral. ¡Excelente! Vayan. Y no se dejen engañar por la multitud en la entrada del pueblo. Sigan conduciendo, al fondo a la derecha. Antes de entrar al complejo, hay un hombre que les ayudará.
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Hace 3 semanasOrganizing a tour through the Akumal Dive Center is the best option for snorkeling with turtles, in our opinion. We booked a tour the day before via WhatsApp and opted for the earliest tour at 8:30 a.m. We were really lucky to have just the two of us and our guide. The earlier you arrive, the fewer other people are in the water. We saw a lot of turtles while snorkeling. However, what we found upsetting was that we were sometimes quite crowded by other groups as soon as turtles appeared. Our guide even had to repeatedly remind people from other groups that they absolutely must not touch the turtles. We appreciated that this rule was enforced on our tour. You can park directly at the Akumal Dive Center for free, and if you have a reservation for the tour, you don't have to pay the entrance fee for Akumal Beach separately.