Submarine Safaris

Yes. The cabin remains at surface pressure, so ears and sinuses aren’t affected – perfectly safe for pregnancy or ear conditions.

The interior is light and spacious, with an airline-style aisle and large windows; most guests feel relaxed once seated.

With boarding the trip is about an hour, and there is a little time before and after to look around the marina.

Absolutely. Stingrays, barracuda, octopus and colourful reef fish frequent our dive site, though each trip is unique.

Boarding and disembarking are done via two short, vertical ladders inside the hatch (one to go down and the same to come back up).

Guests must be able to climb these ladders unaided, so wheelchairs and mobility scooters cannot be accommodated.

Not on board, but cafés at Amarilla Marina serve snacks before and after your dive.

Unlikely – the submarine sits below the waves and doesn’t rock like a boat.

Yes, ages 2 +. For safety reasons infants under 2 cannot dive.