Felipe Diving Shop
Sector Aguadulce, 880020 Providencia Isla, Colombia
Providencia is a mountainous island which lies off of the north west coast of Colombia, in the Caribbean Region. This is what everyone dreams of when dreaming of a tropical island: white sandy beaches, luscious greenery and crystal clear waters which sparkle in every imaginable colour of blue. These waters hold an impressive collection of marine life due to it having the third largest barrier reef in the world; this is definitely a place which should not be missed by divers. The large majority of the waters surrounding the island are protected by UNESCO. There are a small number of diving centres and diving schools on the island here which will take divers either on their dive course or to go and see the best dive sites in the region. There is a multitude of different kinds of dives for divers of all levels. Some of the underwater attractions include caves, caverns, a blue hole, shipwrecks and of course a plethora of marine life. This is the kind of diving destination where divers are bound to fall in love with the underwater world.
This site features a sloping reef with brain corals, descending from 18 to 40 meters. Divers often encounter abundant fish species. It is an advanced dive suitable for scuba due to its depth and drop-off, offering impressive underwater formations.
An easy dive site ideal for all levels, Table Rock offers shallow caves and vibrant schools of reef fish. Occasionally, divers may spot Nurse Sharks. This site is suitable for both scuba and freediving, providing a diverse underwater experience.
Featuring a mix of underwater environments like hard coral formations and seagrass beds, Tete's Place is perfect for observing marine life such as Moray Eels. The site is easy and caters to scuba diving, showcasing diverse habitats.
This WWII submarine supply shipwreck lies in shallow water, allowing all certified divers to explore. Encrusted with corals and teeming with marine life, divers can admire its structure, though penetration is prohibited. It's an easy, fascinating scuba dive.
Located near Providencia, this site is known for its crystal-clear waters and abundant reef fish. Ideal for both scuba and freediving, Freshwater Bay is an easy dive, offering spectacular coral gardens and a relaxed underwater experience.
Due to the tropical, warm, air and water temperatures, it is possible to dive in Providencia all year round. The air temperatures range between 25°C and 31°C. The water temperatures range between 27°C and 29°C, so warm throughout the year which is always a bonus! Overall, the visibility in this area is above average, but can really differ per diving location and per weather conditions, however, on average, the visibility lies between 20 metres and 30 metres.