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ACCOMMODATION - OUR STAFF HOUSES

Coral Point Diving PADI Career Development Center
Our Staff House in Bayahibe is designed to comfortably accommodate our interns and students during their training period. Located within walking distance from the dive center, it offers a practical and welcoming environment where students can focus on learning, daily routines and professional development. Shared spaces and essential facilities encourage independence, teamwork and a relaxed lifestyle while staying fully immersed in the Coral Point training experience.

 

 

 

Accommodation in Bayahibe for Coral Point Interns

Coral Point offers practical and affordable accommodation solutions for interns staying in Bayahibe. Our staff house is clean, well maintained and designed to support a comfortable and independent daily routine during training.

The house can accommodate up to 10 students and includes fans, 2 shared bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen where interns can prepare their own meals. The dive center is just a 5‑minute walk away, as well as the supermarket and other essential services.

Available options

  • Shared room – up to 3 people
  • Single room – private accommodation
  • Electricity not included
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Location

The staff house is located in central Bayahibe, within walking distance from the dive center, shops, banks and daily services—making it an ideal base for interns focusing on training and professional development.

Eco Briefing Coral Point

Eco‑Briefings for Responsible Divers

At Coral Point, every dive begins with a clear and practical eco‑briefing. Our marine biologists prepare fish and coral ID charts that help divers understand the reef, avoid accidental contact, and enjoy a safer, more sustainable experience.

Saona Snorkeling Eco‑Tour

Saona Island

Escape the crowds and discover Saona Island: crystal‑clear waters, vibrant marine life and a relaxed, eco‑friendly vibe. A full day of nature and snorkeling — pure Caribbean beauty.

About Us

Coral Point Diving staff internazionale a Bayahibe PADI 5★ IDC

Our Team

Meet Our Diving Guides

An international team of scuba/snorkeling instructors and marine biologists dedicated to safety, quality, and ocean conservation

Il nostro dive shop direttamente sulla spiaggia di Bayahibe

On the Beach

Our Dive Shop & Location

We are right on the beach, in the heart of Bayahibe: well‑maintained equipment, smooth logistics, and a truly Caribbean atmosphere

What Divers Say

Guest Reviews

Real feedback from divers and snorkelers who experienced Coral Point Diving in Bayahibe.

PADI GoPro underwater photos at Coral Point Diving

Top‑Quality Equipment & Underwater Photos

At Coral Point Diving, safety starts with reliable gear. We maintain our equipment to the highest standards and offer quick technical assistance so you never miss a snorkeling excursion with us. Want to capture your adventure? Rent our GoPro underwater cameras and take home unforgettable memories of the Caribbean.

  • Pro‑level maintenance & quick fixes on site
  • Spare parts & advice from experienced techs
  • Photo‑ready setup with GoPro mounts

Contact Coral Point Diving

How to Book – Location & Contact Info

We recommend booking in advance (up to 4 weeks before your arrival). Email us at info@coralpointdiving.com — we reply quickly.

We accept Euros, US $, Dominican Pesos, credit/debit cards, bank transfers and PayPal (PayPal has 5% fee).

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Directions

Address: Calle la Baya, Bayahibe

Country: Dominican Republic

E-mail: info@coralpointdiving.com

Tel: +1 829 213 5823

WhatsApp: +1 829 213 5823

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We share practical dive training insights, marine ecology notes and updates from the Caribbean diving scene.

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Diver Tips

Buoyancy & Trim

Keep neutral buoyancy and horizontal trim. Add small air bursts to your BCD and move slowly to protect corals and visibility.

Fin Kicks

Use gentle frog kicks or modified flutter. Avoid stirring the bottom—sand clouds reduce visibility and can damage marine life.

Marine Life Etiquette

Look, don’t touch. Keep a respectful distance from turtles, rays and seahorses; never chase or block their path.

Gas & No‑Deco Checks

Check pressure and NDL regularly with your buddy. Signal your guide at 100 bar and start a relaxed ascent plan.

Hands Off

Keep hands close to the body; use slow finning to hold position. Avoid grabbing rocks, corals or the boat ladder underwater.

Eco Choice

Use reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a reusable bottle, and follow your guide’s eco‑briefing to minimize impact.