Explore Eastern Cuba

Diving on the eastern part of the island of Cuba means, most likely, diving from the town of Guardalavaca, a resort town located on the northeastern coast, with its sandy beaches bordering the North Atlantic Ocean. Diving from here is mostly done by boats from the local dive centers and dive resorts. Whether divers are hoping to take dive courses and gain new skills, whether they are hoping to dive into the darkness during a night dive, or whether they want to capture some of the many marine species here on camera, the conditions here make all of these options very feasible. The visibility here ranges between 20 meters/66 feet and 40 meters/131 feet on average. Between November and April is the dry season, which is also the time of the year with the best, calmest, and warmest water conditions. The average water temperature here is 25°C/77°F, with it ranging between 23°C/73°F and 29°C/84°F throughout the year. Some things divers are bound to experience while underwater here include thrilling coral walls, uniquely shaped corals, an abundance of sea sponges, crustaceans, barracudas, octopuses, and a large collection of smaller but vibrantly colored reef fish.