A beautiful store. Wide, spotless aisles packed with merchandise. Plenty of parking. Lots of…read morehelpful employees. Plus always a well-stocked 'sale' section. We love this store.

Although it is a good quality item with good packaging, I had to drive a couple of miles to get my…read moreorder.

I inquired about their adventure tours. They no longer offer them. Unfortunately, the hurricanes…read morethat struck the island in 2017 devastated many locations and trails, plus the insurance issues. After 22 years of tours they had to call it quits. The only one they kept doing was the camping tour on Mona Island (off the west coast). The pandemic and earthquakes of last year put a halt to that. While there is still a possibility they do them again, it may take a long time because of the conditions of the harbours. They need repairs. For the meantime, the focus is just the store. No tours. Bummer. Still, the store is the best place to get hiking and camping gear. Great selection, quality products, and knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Lately I have been interested in camping. I want to take my 3 year old on a little camping trip…read more I'm sure he will love it. My nieces recently went and they loved it. My husband took me to Acampa to look at camping gear. I really like this store. They have a nice inventory of camping related products, as well as for hiking. I'm sure you will find some items at the sporting goods section in Walmart or Kmart for less than you will here. But you won't find everything you will find here, nor will you find the quality. Also, you can't beat the knowledge the staff here has. You can tell they live and breath the outdoors. It's their passion, from the owner to the employees. And they are nice. I would say if you are really interested in hiking/camping, this is the place for you, whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced. I know I'll be returning.

Best lodging AND educational tours available on the Island, no doubt-- these people sure do know…read morehow to enjoy this incredible paradise!!!!

From the owner: Luxury camping & outdoor adventures tour agency and camping & beach equipment rentals, tent…read moredelivery and Instalation: all set up tent rental specialized in glamping tents! Expedition & hiking, historical, ecological gastronomic & night tours. Souvenirs & memorabilia made by local culebra artists and also sale iother items in general!

A Swiss man, Kurt runs this place. I have serious doubts that he is PADI certified or even a dive…read moremaster. But he will gladly rent out tanks for cheap to you and take you on his boat for a dive. He is likely be the ONLY person who will rent tanks without any questions on the Este side of the island. We went to and called 5 places and eventually found him. Be wary of the tanks you rent though, we came across two with seriously leaky o-rings. In his shop you can find spear fishing equipment and fishes for sale. He seems more of an aquarium enthusiast than a dive master. Why do I say this? He doesn't tell you what you are going to see. He never asked for dive cards. He doesn't show you anything. He swims off quickly without you. He doesn't do safety stops (eek). He doesn't even tell you the depth or length of the dive. While he is searching for peppermint crabs to capture and sell, he will tear up the reef getting them. Really? You are paying $65 to go on a questionable dive without a dive master. If you aren't comfortable, don't go! If you have a respect for the environment, don't go!

I had a great experience at Puerto Rico Diver Supply. I popped in here on a whim while staying in…read morethe area, and told them I was interested in going on a dive. Kurt, the proprietor (a friendly Swiss fellow) hooked us up with Capt. Michael, a local divemaster and skipper. We set up a private charter for not much more than a cattle-call boat would cost. We rented tanks and weights from Puerto Rico Diver Supply (we had our own gear for everything else), and it was a reasonable $20. The rental equipment looked well-used but serviceable, and I was happy with the quality of the gear. Our charter went well, and Capt. Michael did a superb job. The right side of the shop is also an aquarium supply shop that sells a variety of tropical fish. Note: Beware the location shown on Yelp maps; it is inaccurate as of this writing (7/18/15). It is located across the street from the Villa Marina. Correctly shown on Google Maps. Here are coordinates: 18.339733, -65.640414

If you're looking for a nice relaxing day on a private island then this may be the trip for you!…read moreThis is a group tour that travels with more than just those you booked with. As long as 15 people are on the tour, they will take you to your Calebra. If less than 15 you stay local! There were well over 15 so we were able to tour Calebra. It was so beautiful! Once you get there, they pick you up on a ferry to take you to the boat . The boat travels for about an hour before getting to a private island and that is where you get the guided snorkeling or diving tour depending on what you selected! My friends and I did the snorkeling. As someone who can't swim (I know I know lol) I had a great time. The tour guides were very informative and helpful for all ages and swim levels. They do provide fruit, cold cut sandwiches and rum punch and when you stop . If you're looking for a "party" boat then this may not be for you. Don't expect lots of liquor and twerking etc it's a family type tour, Some of my friends were a bit disappointed by the price expecting that we'd stop somewhere that had a bar and restaurant but it was just a private island (we're in our high 20s low 30s). So idk I think it depends on your expectations but I was okay with everything and the service was great!

Never In my life did I think I would give a 1 Star but would not recommend this company. We…read morecontacted them weeks prior to our trip to inquire about getting scuba certified. We were told we had to first buy and complete the course work through PADI and from There they would do the water/ dive sessions and compete the certification. The shop also gets a kick back from Padi as work since it makes u select a dive shop where ur course work is sent to. Once we complete the course work, we each reached out to the dive shop about 2 - 1 1/2 weeks in advance to schedule the dates and times for the water sessions. We did not receive any type of response back from the shop. We attempted to message on whatsup as requested but still did not receive a confirmation or any type of communication. We called down to the shop, where we were told to just text them. We again tried to text the shop but did not receive any response. We flew to San Juan and arrived and immediately went to the shop, we were told to text them and they would get back to us.. we asked directly if they had availability and we were told they would check and get back to us via text.... A day goes by, we attempt to call and no response.. fully we get a text saying they are fully committed...... This was without doubt the worst type of un-reliable customer service and a refusal to communicate.. I would not trust this dive shop or operation. They should never have told us to use to do the course work with their shop and then refuse to complete our certification. Luckily Scuba Dogs next door came to our rescue when we told them about the horrible customer service we received. Just be aware this shop will not be reliable.

Karen Vega conducted me through my NAUI Open Water Certification and taught me so much in the…read moreprocess of the testing. Her kindness, skills and knowledge were shared generously as well as sharing the beautiful treasures in the lagoon in which she conducts the testing along with adding in tours of special hiding places of some lagoon critters! She invited me into her underwater world, my first experience in open water diving after my pool training. So beautiful! And then to receive a wonderful record of our dives in a photo flash drive. I will definitely return and recommend anyone to visit Caribe Aquatics!

Karen was so helpful and even though she is not available next week she recommended another…read moreresource. Great business acumen and much appreciated!!!

It was an amazing experience!! Me and my boyfriend went there for our first time and the service…read morewas amazing! All the people there are very friendly and professional they make you feel safe inside the water! It's our first time for diving and we gonna be back for sure!! Tnx guys for amazing job!!

1-Star Review -- Extremely Disappointing Experience…read more Our experience with Scuba Dogs in Puerto Rico was extremely disappointing, and the biggest issue was the complete breakdown in communication and the way the situation was handled afterward. A week before our scheduled dive, Scuba Dogs contacted us and changed our dive time from 9:00 AM to 8:00 AM. However, 24 hours before our dive, we received another confirmation email from Scuba Dogs clearly stating that our scheduled dive time was 9:00 AM. Naturally, we relied on the most recent written confirmation sent directly by the company. The morning of our dive, the staff began calling us around 8:15 AM telling us we were late for our 8:00 AM dive. We explained that the confirmation email they had sent us the day before stated 9:00 AM. At that point, instead of acknowledging their own conflicting communication, they began discussing trying to reschedule us. We were traveling through Puerto Rico traffic and remained in communication with them by phone throughout the morning. We arrived later than expected because of traffic, but still within 30 minutes of the 9:00 AM time stated in their most recent confirmation email. Despite knowing we were actively on our way, they had already sent our dive guides home. They then refused to provide the dive AND refused to refund our money. What made an already frustrating situation worse was the response from the owner and staff. Rather than acknowledging that their own confirmation email contained the 9:00 AM time, they argued with us and insisted that we were outside the scheduled window. It is incredibly frustrating for a business to send a customer a written confirmation with a specific time, communicate with that customer throughout the morning, and then refuse service and keep the customer's money because the business claims a different time applied. We understand that dive operators have schedules to maintain and that customers have a responsibility to arrive on time. But customers also have every right to expect a company to honor the appointment time stated in the confirmation email it sends 24 hours before the scheduled service. If 8:00 AM was truly the final scheduled time, then the confirmation sent the day before should have said 8:00 AM--not 9:00 AM. The poor communication could have been an understandable mistake. Refusing to take responsibility for that mistake, sending the guides home while knowing we were on our way, arguing with us about their own conflicting communications, and then refusing to refund our money is what made this experience unacceptable. We planned part of our Puerto Rico trip around this dive and were genuinely looking forward to it. Instead, we lost our dive experience and our money because of conflicting information sent by the company itself. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend Scuba Dogs. If you do book with them, I strongly suggest saving every email and confirmation you receive, because apparently even the appointment time shown in their most recent written confirmation may not be the time they expect you to follow.