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Dive Little Corn   Day Dives

About Dive Little Corn Day Dives

Dive Little Corn is Nicaragua’s 1st dive shop, established over 15 years ago, and now has developed into a 5* PADI dive center not only taking people diving on the untouched reefs surrounding Little Corn island, but also teaching kids and adults to dive for fun, guide as dive masters and teach as instructors both diving and non diving activities. The center is fully equipped with all new equipment including tanks, weights, belts, BCD’s, regulators, masks, fins & snorkels as well as other training and safety equipment. They have 2 specially designed dive pangas taking maximum 10 – 12 people (max 6 fun divers per DM & 4 students per instructor) including staff keeping their training and certified divers separate as much as possible and the groups small and personal.

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