Freediving Bahia Magdalena
We are a dive center specialized in freediving, where the connection with the ocean is lived in every breath.
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freediving in Magdalena
certified dive center
We are a freediving shop if you have any other certification you are welcome
Equipment quality and maintenance
Our equipment is thoroughly maintained and renovation for your safety.
Experienced and professional staff
Our team is trained and prepared to give you the best service.
variety of dive sites
We know all the places to freedive, many options for fun.
services
Pool Freediving Training
Pool training is where freedivers sharpen their skills, strengthen their mind–body connection, and learn to control every movement with precision and ease.
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What’s Included:
Warm-up and breathing relaxation exercises
Static apnea practice (face immersed or at surface)
Dynamic apnea (horizontal underwater swims) with fins or monofin
What’s Not Included:
Use of deep open water or vertical dives
Long-distance or deep freediving beyond pool depth
Personal gear (unless included)
Travel / facility fees
Prerequisites / Requirements:
Ability to swim
Comfortable holding breath in water
No medical contraindications
Cenote Freediving Training
What’s Included:
Briefing and theory on cenote-specific conditions (visibility, thermocline, safety in enclosed spaces)
Freediving gear (mask, fins/monofin, snorkel, wetsuit, lanyard) provided or rental
- Vertical dives under instructor supervision, practicing descending techniques, turns, buoyancy control
What’s Not Included:
Transportation to cenotes
Entry or park fees
Meals, lodging
Medical clearance
Prerequisites / Requirements:
Some freediving experience (e.g. AIDA 1 or equivalent)
Comfort in open water vertical dives
Ability to follow safety protocols and buddy rules
Medical questionnaire clearance
Freediving Aida 3
- Complete equipment. Wetsut lead fins
- Entrance to the cenote
- Lunch on the way back. Quesadillas, or $150 voucher.
- Duration 5 hrs per day depending on the student
- Languages: English /Spanish
- 8 pm to 10 pm
Boat fees, dive site access, transportation
 Lodging, travel
Medical clearance (if needed)
Insurance
- -Pregnant women, heart
- -heart problems
- -Minimum age 16 years old
- Must hold AIDA 2 Freediver (or equivalent)
- Achievement of performance benchmarks (static, dynamic, depth) from AIDA 2 level
Freediving Aida 2
- Complete equipment. Wetsut lead fins
- Entrance to the cenote
- Lunch on the way back. Quesadillas, or $150 voucher.
- Duration 5 hrs per day depending on the student
- Languages: English /Spanish
- 8 pm to 10 pm
Boat fees, dive site access, transportation
 Lodging, travel
Medical clearance (if needed)
Insurance
- -Pregnant women, heart
- -heart problems
- -Minimum age 16 years old
Freediving Aida 1
- Transportation from the pdc school to the cenote.
- Complete equipment. Wetsuit lead fins
- Entrance to the cenote
- Lunch on the way back. Quesadillas, or $150 pesos voucher.
- Duration 5 hrs per day depending on the student
- Languages: English /Spanish
- 8 pm to 10 pm
What’s Not Included:
Personal freediving gear (mask, fins or monofin, snorkel, wetsuit, weight system)
Transportation, facility or pool access fees (if applicable)
Meals, lodging, travel expenses
Medical clearance or doctor check-up (if required by local regulation)
Insurance
LIMITATIONS:
- Pregnant women, heart heart problems
- Minimum age 16 years old
bahia magdalena Freediving
BahÃa Magdalena is not your typical freediving spot—but that’s exactly what makes it special. This vast bay system along the Pacific Coast offers a raw, untamed experience for adventurous freedivers. While not a commercial freediving hub, exploring here means connecting with nature in its purest form. During whale season, you may even hear the haunting songs of gray whales underwater—an unforgettable moment for any freediver.
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FAQs
What’s the difference between freediving and snorkeling?
Snorkeling stays at the surface, while freediving involves diving down on a single breath with training in breathing, equalization, and safety techniques.
How deep will I go in the course?
Depth goals vary: AIDA 1 (intro) focuses on shallow water; AIDA 2 may reach 12–20 m; AIDA 3 and higher train deeper with advanced safety methods.
Is freediving dangerous?
Freediving is safe when properly trained and supervised. We emphasize safety, buddy protocols, and never diving alone.
Can I train if I’m not certified yet?
Yes, beginners can start with an AIDA 1 course or an intro session to see if it’s right for them.