TEL | WhatsApp +1 829 213 5823
Coral Point Diving is a PADI dive shop, operating for 14 years, strategically located on the beach that overviews the whole bay of Bayahibe, a breathtaking and picturesque fisherman village on the Southern of Dominican Republic.
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Coral Point Diving has a professional, friendly staff committed to your needs and the environment. Our "ecoteam" members are well-educated about the ocean and its inhabitants, and we put a lot of effort into educating divers and non-divers alike as to how they can protect the aquatic environment. Our staff are fluent in several languages to ensure your experience with us is a pleasurable and memorable one.
Natalia is a PADI Instructor & IDC Staff Instructor, passionate about marine biology and professional training.
Our “all‑in‑one man”: equipment technician, boat captain, electrician, compressor mechanic and IDC Staff Instructor.
Co‑owner and Office Manager, she speaks 4 languages, loves manatees and is also a Divemaster.
From California, a PADI Master Instructor with great professionalism and a consistently positive attitude.
From Canada, IDC Staff Instructor. She combines teaching experience, passion and a friendly personality to train new divers.
From Venezuela, PADI Instructor, multilingual, and always helpful with boats and equipment. Very professional.
Divemaster in training from Italy. Speaks IT/ES/EN and loves Caribbean life and diving.
Former tourism worker, now a Divemaster in training. Skilled with equipment and highly motivated.
From South Africa, Divemaster, loves marine animals and helps with repairs and equipment maintenance.
Captain from Bayahibe, knows every dive site by heart. Among the best captains in the DR.
Mina, the diving queen, 'loves' fishes most probably more than any other diver around the shop.
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.
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.
A relaxed, eco‑friendly snorkeling day in Natural Pools, Mano Juan and quiet beaches — a perfect optional add‑on to your diving holiday.
Book Saona TourNo crowded boats — we keep groups small for comfort, safety and a true Caribbean vibe.
Natural Pools, mangroves and calm beaches — routes chosen for tranquility, not mass tourism.
Clear waters, vibrant marine life and respectful snorkeling suitable for all levels.
PADI 5★ IDC
Our Shop
Being a PADI 5 Star Dive Center means delivering exceptional training, professional service, environmental commitment, and consistently high standards, offering divers quality education, safety, and unforgettable underwater experiences.
On the Beach
We are right on the beach, in the heart of Bayahibe: well‑maintained equipment, smooth logistics, and a truly Caribbean atmosphere
What Divers Say
Real feedback from divers and snorkelers who experienced Coral Point Diving in Bayahibe.
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 anorkeling excursion with us. Want to capture your adventure? Rent our GoPro underwater cameras and take home unforgettable memories of the Caribbean.
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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Address: Calle la Baya, Bayahibe
Country: Dominican Republic
E-mail: info@coralpointdiving.com
Tel: +1 829 213 5823
WhatsApp: +1 829 213 5823
We share practical dive training insights, marine ecology notes and updates from the Caribbean diving scene.
Visit the BlogKeep neutral buoyancy and horizontal trim. Add small air bursts to your BCD and move slowly to protect corals and visibility.
Use gentle frog kicks or modified flutter. Avoid stirring the bottom—sand clouds reduce visibility and can damage marine life.
Look, don’t touch. Keep a respectful distance from turtles, rays and seahorses; never chase or block their path.
Check pressure and NDL regularly with your buddy. Signal your guide at 100 bar and start a relaxed ascent plan.
Keep hands close to the body; use slow finning to hold position. Avoid grabbing rocks, corals or the boat ladder underwater.
Use reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a reusable bottle, and follow your guide’s eco‑briefing to minimize impact.
Photo credits: © Xavi / Coral Point Diving