Description of the Scuba-Diving Area
This scuba-diving area contains several excellent diving sites, and you can reach even the one that is farthest from the center in less than five minutes. There are grottoes, narrow channels and crevices which form labyrinths that are inhabited by many marine plants and animals and through which you swim to reach different parts of a wall. One of the main attractions is a pillar of coral which—because of its size, elegance and majesty—is called the Caribbean Lady. The area also contains six sunken ships, which make fantastic backgrounds for underwater photos. to be a part of world heritage. The city embraces one of the best bays in the world in terms of size, depth and safety, and it is an excellent locale for water sports, including international aquabike competitions.
The city's modest hotel infrastructure; many cultural, sports and entertainment options; and wide range of restaurants guarantee a pleasant stay in this province on Cuba's southern coast.

Vessels Description: one 13-foot launch Capacity per day: 15 pax Number of departures per day: 2

Services Types of dives:reef, wall, sunken ship and night Scuba-diving courses: resort and all other level, including specialties
Useful Information Number of diving sites: 24 International certif ication: ACUC and SNSI
Accommodations: : Faro Luna and Rancho Luna Hotels
Other information: You must present your passport before scuba diving.

Recommended Diving Sites Patanita, El Coral, Camaronero III, La Corona, El Laberinto