CIM.UH
Calle 16, nº144 e/1ra y 3ra. MIRAMAR PLAYA, 10300 LA HABANA, CUB
Diving off the coast of Havana, located on the north west coast of Cuba, means having the opportunity to see the many different features, such as impressive wrecks, coral walls, coral reefs and other rock topography, that these clear, calm waters have to offer. A dive holiday with immense variety.
One of the best features of diving here is the incredibly clear water. 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–29°C/73°F–84°F throughout the year.
This site features the wreck of an 8,000-ton Spanish battleship that sank in 1895. It hosts a vibrant marine environment with corals, sponges, and diverse marine species. The dive is suited for advanced divers and offers scuba diving opportunities to explore the wreck at 25 meters/82 feet.
Located off the coast of Havana, this bay area offers a mix of small caves, a coral wall, coral reefs, and a shipwreck. Suitable for both scuba and freediving, it caters to varying experience levels. The site is ideal for exploring unique underwater formations and a diverse marine habitat.
This site features the wreck of a merchant ship that caught fire and sank. The wreck is now covered in corals, sponges, and algae, attracting various marine invertebrates and fish. It's an advanced dive ideal for scuba divers interested in wreck penetration and exploring rich marine life.
Located east of Havana, this site offers easy diving for beginners with clear waters and gentle currents. Both scuba and freediving are possible here. It features vibrant coral reefs and a variety of tropical fish, making it a perfect spot for underwater photography.
This site is known for its easy diving conditions and is accessible for scuba divers. It hosts beautiful coral gardens and diverse marine life, including colorful fish and crustaceans. The area is popular for its calm waters and is an excellent choice for novice divers.