Caribbean Sea

Tobago offers a restful and relaxed atmosphere. The island is made up of hundreds of “secret” inlets. If you love drift diving then you have found your paradise.

In 1961, an army of Cuban exiles based, in the US, invaded Cuba, upon the shores of this beach, in order to overthrow Castro’s revolutionary government. They were defeated in less than 72 hours. Today this beach is a favourite for snorkellers and scuba divers.

Arguably the best resort area in the eastern half of Cuba, Guardalavaca, which means “watch the cow”, encompasses the small town and beach which bear its name, as well as, the series of beaches north of Holguin.

An island paradise, perfect for lovers of beach holidays and water sports. Discovered by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the New World.

Curaçao is the all-round diving paradise of the Antilles. All types of dives can be made, by both beginner and expert-divers. On land the possibilities are equally divers.

Cancún has 550,000 inhabitants and is a well-known tourist town where people mainly party. But… don't rule out diving!

Playa del Carmen is a seaside resort with 100,000 inhabitants about 45 miles south of Cancún, by the river Maya. The resort offers an alternative for the crowded Cancun.

Bonaire has made one of the most beautiful underwater area’s into a large ecological reservation and is therefore very popular amongst divers.

On Aruba you can combine a lovely, luxurious beach holiday with diving. The Antillean island is all tourism and much americanised.

Americans call this archipelago 'Lost Paradise Keys'. Diving is magnificent in Cuba and Los Jardines de la Reina is the “jewel in the crown”. The reserve is uninhabited and only accessible by live-aboard.

Varadero is a tourist destination on the coast much as you will find all over the world. Nothing special or particularly Cuban: just hotels, sand and a lot of tourists.

Maria la Gorda lies out-of-the-way in the most western point of Cuba. The region is well-known for its rich flora and fauna, underwater as well as on land.

Puerto Viejo stands for sun, sea, sand and parties. Diving tourism is not very big here but that doesn’t make the diving any less attractive.

Cozumel, small yet colourful, is the largest island in Mexico. It is a highly popular tourist destination and port for cruise ships. Cozumel offers the best diving experience in and around the Yucatan peninsula.