If you are looking for scuba diving on Easter Island, Turtle Dive Center awaits you at the Hanga Piko cove. At Turtle Dive Center Hanga Piko we offer varied experiences. From water baptisms, double dives for licensed divers and tour to the motus (islets) with snorkeling and guide.
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For those who want to go deeper we also offer courses with international certifications in tank Scuba and Apnea Freediving. Our priority is to provide comfort and confidence so that people connect with the magic of the sea.
Whatever your choice, we will make sure you have a unique adventure and enjoy your experience to the fullest.
Call us, reserve your place, we are waiting for you. Life under the sea is much better =)
Frequently asked questions about scuba diving on Easter Island
Where can I go scuba diving on Easter Island?
At Turtle Dive Center, located in the Hanga Piko cove, in Hanga Roa. The center offers water baptisms (introductory dives), double dives, motu tours with snorkeling and diving courses.
What diving and snorkeling experiences does the center offer?
It offers water baptisms, double dives for licensed divers and a tour to the motus (islets) with snorkeling and a guide. Its official Instagram profile also mentions boat rides.
Can I get a diving certification on Easter Island?
Yes. For those who want to go deeper, the center offers courses with international certifications in tank Scuba and Apnea Freediving.
Do I need a license to dive?
Double dives are for licensed divers. If you are not certified yet, you can start with a water baptism or, if you prefer to stay at the surface, with the motu tour with snorkeling and a guide.
Where is Turtle Dive Center?
The dive center is at Caleta Hanga Piko S/N, in Hanga Roa, and its office is at Te Pito o Te Henua, across from the sports court. Learn more about the bay in Hanga Piko, the hidden bay.
How do I contact or book Turtle Dive Center?
Message them on WhatsApp at +56 9 9350 4056 or +56 9 3190 4091, or email buceo.tortugahangapiko@gmail.com. You can also follow them on Instagram and Facebook. Tell them you came from moeVarua.com!
What else can I visit on Rapa Nui besides diving?
You can explore Tahai Ceremonial Center and the ceremonial village of Orongo, from where the motus can be seen. If marine life interests you, read where the turtles rest on Rapa Nui.
