Articles about diving in Cuba
Cuba Diving: Jardines de la Reina
Jardines de la Reina is perhaps the most organized diving area in Cuba in terms of diving service and environmental protection. The area enjoys full protection from the Cuban government since 1990-ish. In this area, scuba divers will enjoy the diving with tens of sharks, healthy corals and perhaps to meet a famous crocodile, Franco, a saltwater American crocodile who is frequently visit the floating cabin Tortuga where the scuba divers usually stay.
Posted on: April 6, 2020
by Abdelhay
SCUBA DIVING
Scuba dive in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea! This tour ( SCUBA DIVING ) allows you to see amazing sights that are unique to this part of the world. Watch the silvery scales of fish catch the filtered light from the sun as you see first-hand the beauty of the coral reefs in the oceanic depths. This trip is perfect for those who aren’t afraid to explore!
Posted on: February 4, 2020
by Shirley
Review Diving in Cuba | Best Places to dive
Visibility is generally good while scuba diving in Cuba and often exceeds 40 meters. To maximize your chances, aim for the dry season. The marine currents are not very strong in Cuba. The northern coast of Cuba, subject to ocean currents present more uncertainty and has large tidal coefficients. Ask your dive club for advice. Levels required: It might be a good choice to learn scuba diving in cuba as the underwater conditions are excellent. However, no American federation is allowed on the island because of the embargo.
Chasing Crocs in Jardines de La Reina, Cuba
Photographing saltwater crocodiles in their natural, mangrove habitat is not for the faint of heart. And I’ll admit I have been known to be the “faint of heart” type.
Mishaps and Misfortunes
From novice to know-it-all: some of the calamities that befall a rookie diver, from underwater panic attacks to losing your regulator and being rescued by your buddy.