Liveaboard Diving in Jardines de la Reina

Liveaboard diving in the Jardines de la Reina showcases a highly protected environment with colorful reefs and a plethora of large marine life. The Jardines de la Reina, or the Gardens of the Queen in English, boasts the world’s third largest coral reef, guaranteed shark sightings and mighty crocodiles. On a liveaboard you can expect to see Caribbean so many reef sharks and silky sharks that you may get bored of your toothy friends. For many years, these sharks have been fed and show no fear of humans, often approaching very close to scuba divers. On the other hand, you’ll also have the opportunity to snorkel with Cuban crocodiles, if you dare! Much of the underwater environment in the Gardens of the Queen consist of coral reefs. Tourist numbers are limited in the Gardens, so these reefs have remained healthy for decades. On the other hand, you might also snorkel in the mangroves where you’ll enjoy crystal clear visibility. Much of the diving in the Jardines de la Reina is suitable to beginners, making this a great destination for your first liveaboard experience.