The whole street this restaurant lies on is full of beachside seafood restaurants that have free…read moresmall water parks within the restaurant. The food was very good, the locals said it's the best food out of the restaurants in that area. There's a gift shop in the restaurant also, to buy floaters, bathing suits etc. for children. They accept cash (Mexican pesos) or any major credit/debit cards. The restaurant is covered tiki style but is outdoors. The beach waves come right up to the dining area and the water park is large. It has a small children/babies area, bigger children/school aged children area and teens/adult swimming areas. With multiple sized slides in every area. It is low priced (as an American tourist visiting), not sure what the locals think about the pricing. -1 star because the food took very long to come out and it was not the best seafood I've had (I ordered camarones a la diabla and it tasted like ketchup mixed with bbq sauce. Don't recommend that dish.) The other dishes my party ordered were better. Overall I highly recommend especially for children!

Our second outing was to actually go diving. We had a different boat and two other divers. We…read morewent to a location that Terry called 'The Pyramids'. From the surface it appeared to be a large rock sitting in the middle of a large bay, below was vertical walls that went down more than 80 feet beneath the ocean. We circled the rock as we we descended observing all sorts of sea life. I tried looking up the name of the fish we saw all over the place but I couldn't find it. It was a smaller fish but it's dorsal fin rose above the fish and appeared to be longer than the fish itself? This dive took us to eighty feet, we motored over to La Boquita and anchored near the wreck that is right off shore. This was a little more difficult of a dive being that the deepest we got was 25 feet, it's a little harder to managed your buoyancy in that shallow of water. Still had a great time with Terry, who is a excellent guide to the underwater world of Manzanillo!

The owner charged me 6,000 pesos for 1 pool session, 4 open water dives, and the final exam. We…read morecompleted the pool session (2 hours long) and cancelled the rest at the suggestion of the owner. Out of the 6,000 pesos he only offered 1,000 for a refund. When I asked why he said "cost of materials". The "materials" was the PADI log book which is a tiny paperback pamphlet with 80 pages total. So that cost him $300 apparently...nice, right? Take your business to someone who isn't a con artist.