We Are Based In San Diego And Surroundings

24 Hour Emergency Service

(+52) 984-879-3988

Increasing population of the lionfish in the Caribbean

  The lionfish, also called scorpion fish, is native to the Indo-Pacific reefs, although it has now spread to warm oceans around the world. The lionfish, was displaced from its natural habitat to occupy the aquariums of America, until an accident left some...

Living with the Bull Shark in the Mexican Caribbean

In Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, there is the possibility of observing the Bull Shark through diving and having an approach with this shark, which swims in shallow waters and very close to people. It was in 1975, when the movie “Tiburón”, directed by...

That the shark does not take away enough sleep

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text](Published in the newspapers Por Esto! Of Yucatán and Quintana Roo, Friday, June 27, 2014) By Juan José Morales To all those who, every time they enter the sea, look in all directions, fearing to see the fin of a shark coming...

“To meet the elegant Whale Shark, you need good manners”: WWF

“WHALE SHARK: OBSERVE, DO NOT TOUCH” This is what WWF Mexico and GVI want to teach local and foreign tourism before hiring any company that offers them the experience of swimming with the majestic whale sharks. Its objective is to educate and create awareness around...

A matter of many points: WWF, GVI and Phantom Divers

  This July 12th at 10:00 am a presentation is carried out at the Phantom Divers facilities “Shark Whale: I observe, I do not touch” by Marcela Rosero, representative of the NGO, GVI. This organization is supporting WWF Mexico in its awareness...

Cenote Muyal-Ha: A trip to the underworld

By Diana Fragoso   Photo: Luis Andrade As if from a horror story, the first 30-meter dive at the Muyal-Ha cenote takes you between incredible passages of mist and petrified trees from a place that seemed forgotten, alone, hidden, of strange green tones and dark...