Diving Club

Groups were large and kept getting kicked. Didn't like how they came and asked for tips when you were done snorkling

Amazing snorkeling experience amongst beautiful coral reefs. The guide was super nice and frequently made sure everyone was comfortable as he took us 150 meters out into the ocean and back.

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. To begin with, the "diving master", if you could even call him that, didn't know his PSI from his BAR, or lied about it. For beginners, a dive is either 3000 PSI or about 200BAR of pressure in your tank. The guy gave me a tank with 2200PSI, which is almost 2/3 tanks of a normal dive, and insisted that it was 220BAR. He insisted and told me to trust him, even though I knew it wasn't enough air for a dive. When I argued with him, he kept smiling and trying to convince me it was enough and he remained friendly outside of the water, despite willingly giving me an empty tank. Then, he gave me shitty fins, that were meant to be worn with boots, which gave me calluses all over my feet. As if that wasn't enough, he made me swim at the surface for a very long time, making me exhausted before we even began the dive and finally I did not see a single coral during my dive. All I saw was sand. Basically it seemed like he gave me an empty tank and made me exhausted so I could waste as much air as quick as possible so that he could go help the next person who wanted a dive. All in all, horrible, uncomfortable and unsafe dive. DO NOT come here, whether you are a beginner or an expert, you will not have fun, you will not feel safe, you will not see anything nice and you definitely will not have a good experience. I know I would never come back here, I felt unsafe the whole time and didn't get to experience a good dive. I have dove about 30 times in my life, which is not many, but is enough to know that this guy does not want you to have a good time, he just wants your money.