Reefs & Wrecks Diving in Punta Cana — Explore the Underwater World

Explore the Bayahibe Reef and its underwater archaeological attractions, including historic ship remains, cannons and marine life. The relatively shallow site reaches around 6–12 meters and is suitable for divers with different levels of experience

Explore the St. George cargo ship, an approximately 80-meter wreck that has become an artificial reef. The dive reaches around 35–40 meters and requires Advanced Open Water certification

Explore the sunken Atlantic Princess near Bayahibe, now covered with coral and inhabited by tropical marine life. An interesting option for divers who want to combine wreck exploration with the underwater environment of Bayahibe

Explore the clear waters and colorful coral formations of Catalina Reef, with opportunities to see tropical fish and other Caribbean marine life. The program includes guided dives and diving equipment

Explore El Peñón Reef with two dives at approximately 12–14 meters. The area is home to tropical fish, stingrays, lobsters, moray eels, sea turtles and other marine life

Dive near Catalinita Island at approximately 12–20 meters, with the possibility of encountering reef sharks, nurse sharks and, occasionally, blacktip sharks. The program is guided and adapted to local sea conditions

Dive in the waters of Cabeza de Toro, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea, with the possibility of seeing sharks, rays and tropical fish. Marine encounters depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed

Discover the underwater world of Saona in a protected natural environment. The program includes two dives, diving equipment, professional guidance, snorkeling, lunch, refreshments, hotel transportation and time to relax on a private beach