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Negril is a small resort town in western Jamaica. It’s known for its miles of beautiful coastline and sandy beaches, shallow bays with calm, turquoise waters. Seven Mile Beach, particularly the portion overlooking Long Bay is lined with bars, restaurants and resorts, many of them international and all-inclusive. Long Bay opens onto a lagoon protected by coral reefs and is a snorkeling and scuba-diving destination.
Among a mind-blowing variety of rich dive sites featuring planes, tugboats, spectacular reefs with a broad variety of marine life, our favorite spots are Archers Reef with its small airplane wreck and Shark Reef, as it’s covered with beautiful overhangs, providing the perfect hideaway for nurse sharks and small reef sharks.
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IMPORTANT: All services in Jamaica are exclusively for RIU guests.Access to guests of other hotels can only be granted if we receive your online booking 48+ hours in advance to inform RIU that you agree to purchase a day pass at US$60/ person to use their facilities incl. ScubaCaribe, All Inclusive restaurants & bars, pools etc. Except on public holidays.
The scuba diving in Jamaica is predominantly organized along the north and west coastline - this coincides with the major hotel and tourism areas of Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios. Many of Jamaica's shallow reefs are close to shore with short boat rides to many sites - perfect for beginners and novices. For the more experienced diver, the alluring Cayman Trench runs past the north coast, allowing deeper diving opportunities on the thrilling wall dives
The Re-Activate program is the perfect way to update your dive skills, test your knowledge and regain your confidence before jumping back into the ocean. The program is mandatory if you haven’t been diving for more than 2 years. Includes knowledge quick review, equipment assembly, extended skill training in confined water and 1 ocean dive, all under the supervision of a PADI professional
Refresh your scuba diving skills. The Re-Activate program is the perfect way to update your dive skills and regain your confidence before jumping back into the ocean. The Re-Activate program is mandatory if you haven’t been diving for more than 1 year. Includes equipment assembly, review of basic scuba diving skills in confined water and 1 ocean dive, all under the supervision of a PADI professional
The scuba diving in Jamaica is predominantly organized along the north and west coastline - this coincides with the major hotel and tourism areas of Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse! On the healthy reefs you can find colorful sponges, purple sea fans, barracuda’s, parrot fish, eagle rays and a lot more different types of corals and marine life
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse! On the healthy reefs you can find colorful sponges, purple sea fans, barracuda’s, parrot fish, eagle rays and a lot more different types of corals and marine life
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
Visit the most popular dive site of Negril named Arches, check out the wreck of a DC3 plane resting at a depth of 30m/100ft, admire the many swim troughs at dive site Gallery and look out for turtles, nurse sharks and maybe even a seahorse!
