Improve your scuba diving skills and learn marine survey techniques by joining this marine conservation expedition situated north of the Mayan village of Mahahual. At this new center, you will receive comprehensive training and the chance to increase your knowledge of marine habitats and conservation. Rescue Diver, Dive Master, and PADI specialty courses are also available. Activities include coral and fish monitoring surveys in addition to turtle nesting surveys and working with scientists at the field research center. Options to participate in awareness projects in the local community are also available.
Highlights

- Immerse yourself in a truly remote tropical paradise
- Learn about the Mesoamerican coral reef and how to identify the wildlife it supports
- Participate in monitoring dives that explore different sites along the coast
- See mega-fauna such as dolphins, sharks, and manatees by snorkeling through waterways
- Search the beach at night for sea turtles laying eggs
- Option for TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) training and certification
Accomodations
Shared cabanas with bunk beds or camping facilities with freshwater showers, views of the ocean, a basic kitchen, socializing area on a beautiful stretch of beach.
Duration
5 or 10-week options
Sustainable Elements
- The research and results obtained from the data recorded are helping to shape policy in the management of this coastal area, including its fringing reefs and the vital mangrove and wetland areas that border it
- The base is a former hotel and is being developed as an example of environmental sustainability
Cost
For personal pricing to meet your budget needs, please e-mail Wiser World Travel, or call 303-443-0604, USA toll free 1-877-743-0604.
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