The centre usually organizes in the morning a so-called ‘Two-Tank Dive’ every morning: two dives with a 45-minute surface interval in between. Participants receive a small snack and a soft drink or water. Guides aim to be back in the dive centre at around 14:30 so as to allow tourists to pend the afternoon exploring the island or being with their family. The afternoon is used for training sessions and academics. Night dives are available upon request (minimum 4 divers).
The majority of the centre's daily diving trips are shore dives by mini-van. They dive all around the island, with an average 20 minutes drive time, as they are able to show tourists the best dive sites Menorca has to offer. Also, when diving conditions are not favorable on one side of the island, dives are possible on the opposite side.
Apart from the Marine Reserve there are 14 caves and caverns in the centre's program –including the famous ‘Pont d’en Gil Cavern’- as well as several wrecks like the ‘Ocean Diver’ and the ‘Malakoff’.