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Normal Price	Our Price
$105.00	$89.00

per 2 tank dive

Normal Price	Our Price
$95.00	$81.00

per 1 tank dive

Duration
7 hours

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What is included

A PADI certified divemaster, BCD, wetsuit, regulator, weights, scuba tanks, lunch and beverages are included.

Recomendations

- Non certified divers can participate in dives at Las Marietas or at Las Caletas; however, they need to have completed a Vallarta Adventures Discover Scuba pool lesson before the day of their dive.
- It is not recommended that you dive 24hrs before your return flight home.

Restrictions

- Beginner dive classes and PADI certification courses available.
- To participate in our diving programs, divers need to be certified and hold a valid certification card
- Certified divers who have not been diving in past 12 months will be required to take a refresher course with Vallarta Adventures
- Certified divers are automatically entitled to participate in 2-tank dives
- Non-certified divers will only be allowed a 1-tank dive.

Scuba diving at Las Marietas Island

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Tanks: 1 or 2
Boat: Mid-sized Catamaran
Water Temp: 62-86°F/17-30°C
Average Visibility: 39 ft/12 m
Depth: 25-75 ft/7.5-23 m
Beginner through Advanced Divers with Certification or Discover Scuba Program

Beginner and certified divers can share the day with friends and family who do not dive by taking advantage of our daily Snorkeling trips to Las Caletas and the Marietas Islands. By combining your bookings, your non-diving friends can enjoy snorkeling, kayaking or just lazing in the sun while you explore the treasures beneath the sea. We also offer certified divers Dedicated Dives to some of the most spectacular and exhilarating dive sites in Banderas Bay and the Mexican Pacific.

Originally made famous by Jacques Cousteau in the 1970's, the Marietas Islands Marine Reserve has now become one of the most popular areas in Western Mexico for scuba diving. Part of an underwater mountain range that peaks above the ocean's surface, the Marietas Islands mark the entrance to Banderas Bay from the Pacific.