Scuba Diving Trinidad

Trinidad is a Spanish colonial town that was declared a National Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1998.
It is characterized by cobbled streets, stately churches and some great architecture. There are three diving areas here: Cayo Blanco, Ensenada de Casilda and Peninsula de Ancon. Cayo Blanco is over an hour's boat journey from the dive Center but the other two regions are much closer.

Water temperature:
Sea temperatures vary from around 22°C (72°F) in December to 29°C (84°F) in July

Suit:
3mm shortie or full length wetsuit

Visibility:
20 to 40 metres (65 - 130 feet) can be expected at most sites

Type of diving:
Steep walls cut by tunnels and caverns and shallow reefs plus a few wrecks

Marine life:
Green morays, barracuda, grunts, snappers, red hinds, parrotfish, squirrelfish, triggerfish, lobsters, crabs, shrimps

When to go:
In theory diving in Trinidad Cuba is possible all year, although there is a risk of hurricanes from June until November and the rainy season (June to October) can blow dives our regularly. If you want to a chance of seeing a whale shark, November is the best month to visit

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