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First at all, our professional Dive Master will briefly go over with the first dive itinerary and some instructions to make your dive even more enjoyable. After the first dive is done, we will be dropped off on the island for a delicious picnic lunch.
Then, you will take out for the last dive into the beautiful Pacific Ocean, before we depart back to your hotel.
Tour includes: Transportation, equipment, bilingual guide (English/Spanish) and lunch.
What to bring: Comfortable clothes, water shoes, swimming suit, suntan lotion, repellent, and camera.
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