Here's a link to the various options available for people with bad vision: http://www.tropicalsnorkeling.com/prescription-snorkel-mask.html My husband has horrible vision (ne

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Thank you for the reply. Just realized that I need to wear glasses otherwise cannot see far and blurred. Googled a bit and found little about the snorkeling with glasses. What should I do? I can

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Stick to snorkeling - you will have an amazing experience and not be stressed to 'make it back in time'. Great snorkeling right off Flamceo, or walk across to Carlos Rosario (from Flamenco)

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Hi, I am traveling with my wife and daughter and plan to do a day trip to Culebra island, take the 9am ferry Saturday and return 5pm the same day. While my wife and daughter will go to Fla

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not that I am aware of (and not according to satellite images)

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Is there any good, safe cliff diving on the island?

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I recommend the Luis Peña Channel - walk to Carlos Rosario, get in the water and make your way East. The current can be quite strong.

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I believe there is a long wall along Playa Larga. It appears that way from up on the hill but I have not been out to it. To get there go to Zoni beach and go East around the point. Larga runs for a

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Hello, My friend and I will be heading over to Culebra next week and are planning on doing some freediving. We were wondering where the best locations are that have some ree

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Are there any good jumps that anyone knows of? We didn't find any last year, but maybe one grew since last year...

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We highly recommend Taz Hamrick with Aquatic Adventures.

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http://www.islaculebra.com/puerto-rico/snorkeling.html

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Hi, are there dive ops operating on culebra? Please send the links if so. I am thinking of trying to do some diving over thanksgiving holidays next week. Thanks

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We dive with Taz with Aquatic Adventures. He leaves at 9, I think. You dive, do your surface time, eat lunch and then dive again. He does take you to Culebrita for day or half day trips, if you want.

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I think trying for both may be too much. You will be running and rushing the whole day. The Culebrita trip is usually something like head over around 8:00 or 9:00am and then get picked back up aroun

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It can be done. Both dive operators are usually back by 2pm. I wouldn't count on 1pm. You should be sure whoever is taking you to Culebrita is wiling to wait for you in case you run later than 2pm

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I'm going to be in Culebra for a day and a half this coming weekend. I really want to do some scuba diving - I've heard Cayo Raton is amazing - but I was also really hoping to make it out to Culebrita

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Mini Mas is next to Susie's restaurant past Milka's grocery store near the defunct Gulf Station. You can also rent tanks from Culebra Divers right at the ferry dock.

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Thank's...I'm assuming that is located in town?

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No restrictions on shore diving. Rent tanks from Mini-Mas hardware store. Jorge will accommodate you after you show your diving certification.

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I will be in Culebra the first week of February and was considering bringing along my BC and Reg. Last time in CulebraI spent about 8 hours a day on the surface and thought it would be nice to get so

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We see tons of lobster while diving, but all are in protected waters.

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I have read that the Puerto Rico spiny lobster season is year-round. Is there anywhere around Culebra that is not protected that you can free-dive to catch your own lobster dinner?

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You will have to check. Have dove with both, but not sure if either do a "resort" type dive. We prefer Taz with Aquatic Adventures.

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Not sure what you mean by "resort dive" but either of the companies you mentioned should be fine, be sure to call and request a dive for beginners. Have fun!

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For a beginning, resort dive, which company (Aquatic Adventures or Dive Culebra) would you recommend?

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Can anyone tell me their favorite dive sites....for novice to intermediate divers. GPS co-ordinates would be great if possible. Also do any of them have mooring balls? Thank

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You can also do a beginners or 'resort' course with Aquatic adventures..Price is $100 and includes two dives, equipment, instruction and lunch on the boat..call Cpt Taz at 787-209-3494..take care..

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I read at Culebra Divers we can join a diving trip for beginner - no certificat req. Do you know how much such a thing would cost - and what do you think the chances are of encountering m

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Steve - you will see them pretty much in all the good dive spots!

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