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Find the best scuba diving in Puerto Rico while enjoying your stay at one of our Hotels or Beach Resorts that offer dive packages with diving lessons, reef snorkeling and dive charters.

Puerto Rico Dive Locations Solutions for many of your Puerto Rico diving needs can be found right here on Caribbean Places to Stay, from simple to extravagant. Find the perfect dive resorts that can provide any rental equipment you need for your dive vacation, from a simple mask and snorkel to the sophisticated scuba gear desired by experts. In the resorts, you have purpose built dive boats available for hire, as well as all inclusive dive resorts with prepackaged dives and transportation. While you are on your Caribbean Island vacation, take the opportunity to qualify for or upgrade your PADI diving certificate, learning from world class dive instructors. Experience the equivalent of human flight in the clear Caribbean Sea, with an incredible array of scenery and brilliantly colored fish for a background.

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Popular Dive locations and Sites

Cayo Raton

This intermediate site west of Culebre Island is one of the fishiest dives in the Caribbean, with a semi-circular reef that plunges to 60'. Schools of small to medium sized fish inhabit the reef, including butterflyfish and queen angelfish, plus check out the sand for peacock flounders.

Patti's Reef

An easy, beginners dive in 20 to 40' of water close to the shores of Vieques Island offers an exceptional dive with lots of sponges and large elkhorn and staghorn corals. There are many cuts and chasms to explore while watching the nurse sharks, mackerels and other pelagics.

Angel Reef

Another easy dive near Vieques in 40 to 60' water, Angel Reef is a spur and groove formation, with excellent coral health. Schools of gray angelfish inhabit the reef and there is an ancient Spanish anchor wedged into the reef.

Black Wall

The Black Wall is named for the the many black coral and black & red gorgonians living on the steep cliff that starts at 60' and extends well below recreational diving depths. The yellow and purple tube sponges help to create a colorful experience. Common fish in the area include triggerfish, hogfish and black durgons.

Candyland

Located near Cabo Rojo, this flat topped reef gradually descends to 80' with colorful corals that appear much like candy. This dive site is one that can be used when weather conditions make most others unsafe. Venus sea fans and sponges are mixed with boulder and star coral make up much of the reef, but there is also pillar, brain, flower and cup corals as well. The reef's fish include black durgons, longsnout butterflyfish, and trumpetfish.