Advice on Diving in Dominican Republic

...as more wind. Sharks, turtles, eagle rays, eels, butterflyfish, and plenty more live on the healthy reefs, and a history of pirates and seafaring has left many wrecks for divers to explore. Getting to the Dominican Republic couldn’t be easier, with six international airports receiving flights from the USA, Mexico, Europe, and other Caribbean Islands. Once you get there, the numerous all-inclusive resorts provide great accommodations and either have their own dive shops on the property or can recommend nearby dive shops. Spanish is the official language there but English is widely spok...