Dive in Mexico
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Cenote Dos Ojos Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This is a Cavern Dive...Not a Cave Dive. Crystal fresh water and lots of Stalactites, stalagmites and columns.Good buoyancy required. -
Chac Mool Cenote Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This is a cenote, essentially a technical dive.Most of the dive is dark, light required.Also there is no open water overhead for most of the dive.We went on a guided dive.There are two cenotes in the immediate area a short walk from parking.It was a fantastic dive with interesting geological… -
Elephant Rock Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
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Punta Sur Cozumel, Mexico
WARNING: Experienced divers only!Starts just after "Devil's Throat" with a great drop-off. Large groupers, turtles... There is a cave named "The Cathedral" with large sponges. -
San Luciano wreck Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
The San Luciano is a 300-foot-long steam vessel, sunk during the hurricane of 1959.This wreck is home of many sea horses and marine sea life. This is a great dive site for snorkelling (the top of the wreck is only 4 ft. beneath the surface). -
San Luciano wreck Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
The San Luciano is a 300-foot-long steam vessel, sunk during the hurricane of 1959.This wreck is home of many sea horses and marine sea life. This is a great dive site for snorkelling (the top of the wreck is only 4 ft. beneath the surface). -
San Luciano wreck Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
The San Luciano is a 300-foot-long steam vessel, sunk during the hurricane of 1959.This wreck is home of many sea horses and marine sea life. This is a great dive site for snorkelling (the top of the wreck is only 4 ft. beneath the surface). -
San Luciano wreck Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
The San Luciano is a 300-foot-long steam vessel, sunk during the hurricane of 1959.This wreck is home of many sea horses and marine sea life. This is a great dive site for snorkelling (the top of the wreck is only 4 ft. beneath the surface). -
Palancar Reef Cozumel, Mexico
This was my first experience of a coral garden.I didn’t realise it wassuch a literal phrase, believing it to be more of an accepted term for acoral collective.Palancar reef is very garden like.In the clearwater against the pale sand, the coral colours are breathtaking as theypeek from caves… -
Cenote Dos Ojos Cenotes, Mexico
Dos Ojos is a flooded cave systemlocated south of Playa Del Carmenand north of Tulum, on the Caribbeancoast, in the state of Quintana Roo,Mexico. The exploration of Dos Ojosbegan in 1986 and has never stoppedsince. The documented underwaterextend of the cave system is atleast 61 km.Dos Ojos has… -
Gran Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This cenote is part of thesystem Sac Aktun which means white cave in Maya. In 2007 a team of cavediver discover the connection between this system and Nohoch Nah Chichand now we have the biggest system of underwater caves in the wold(157km ).Gran Cenote is located 4 km outside Tulum in Coba… -
Gran Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This cenote is part of thesystem Sac Aktun which means white cave in Maya. In 2007 a team of cavediver discover the connection between this system and Nohoch Nah Chichand now we have the biggest system of underwater caves in the wold(157km ).Gran Cenote is located 4 km outside Tulum in Coba… -
Gran Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This cenote is part of thesystem Sac Aktun which means white cave in Maya. In 2007 a team of cavediver discover the connection between this system and Nohoch Nah Chichand now we have the biggest system of underwater caves in the wold(157km ).Gran Cenote is located 4 km outside Tulum in Coba… -
Gran Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This cenote is part of thesystem Sac Aktun which means white cave in Maya. In 2007 a team of cavediver discover the connection between this system and Nohoch Nah Chichand now we have the biggest system of underwater caves in the wold(157km ).Gran Cenote is located 4 km outside Tulum in Coba… -
Las Redes Akumal, Mexico
This site was named by the original explorers of the Akumal reef for the giant commercial fishing net that was found blanketing it. Now, the net has been removed, but the marine life still abounds. Las Redes is known for the abundant marine life, schooling fish, barracudas, stingrays, lobsters and… -
Dick's Reef Akumal, Mexico
This site was named after Old Dick, the now retired former owner of The Original Akumal Dive Shop. This is the most topographically diverse dive site in Akumal with coral structures that reach 20 feet (6m) from the bottom to interspersed islands of coral in the sand.For you brave divers, ask any of… -
Xaak Akumal, Mexico
This 60-90 ft. dive site, located about 15 minutes north, is a very special dive. Reef fingers reach up to 30 feet from the sea floor. Turtles, nurse sharks, rays, and a bright spectrum of fish are common sightings here. -
La Poza de Sabalos Xcalak, Mexico
5 minutes boat ride from shore. Tarpon all year round. Sometimes you can see Turtles, Eagle Rays, Sting Rays, Nurse Sharks, Morey Eels... -
Poza Rica Xcalak, Mexico
The kind of Dive Site where you can spend your whole dive in a few square meters and find lots of interesting stuff. -
Pelican Rock Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Located on the west side of the bay with a beautiful reef which starts at 20 ft. and gradually slopes to 60 ft. to finally drop down up to 3000 ft. into a submarine canyon. This is a calm protected dive spot with a wide variety of tropical fish such as snappers, sea bass, scorpion fish, puffer fish,… -
Angelita Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This dive site is must do for advanced divers who are looking for something a little different . The name means " angel " in English and can not be a better way to describe this magical place . The setting is perfect as a short walk through the jungle to the rather large hidden away cenote . To… -
Angelita Cenote Cenotes, Mexico
This dive site is must do for advanced divers who are looking for something a little different . The name means " angel " in English and can not be a better way to describe this magical place . The setting is perfect as a short walk through the jungle to the rather large hidden away cenote . To… -
C-53 Xicotencatl Cozumel, Mexico
The Xicotencatl was sunk June 6, 2000. It is 184 feet long & 33 feet wide. -
C-53 Xicotencatl Cozumel, Mexico
The Xicotencatl was sunk June 6, 2000. It is 184 feet long & 33 feet wide. -
C-53 Xicotencatl Cozumel, Mexico
The Xicotencatl was sunk June 6, 2000. It is 184 feet long & 33 feet wide. -
C-53 Xicotencatl Cozumel, Mexico
The Xicotencatl was sunk June 6, 2000. It is 184 feet long & 33 feet wide. -
C-58 Wreck Cancun, Mexico
The C58, also known as General Anaya, is a shipwreck popular with scuba divers. It is located in the Caribbean waters of Mexico, off the coast of Quintana Roo. The ship is a former US navy vessel used as a minesweeper during World War II – originally named the USS Harlequin -- that passed… -
Columbia Deep Cozumel, Mexico
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Manchones Cancun, Mexico
The Manchones Reef is a popular dive spot on Mexico’s Mesoamerican Barrier Reef (also known as the Great Mayan Reef), on the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo.Along with remarkable coral formations and diverse marine life, the Manchones Reef area is also home to MUSA, an underwater sculpture… -
Manchones Cancun, Mexico
The Manchones Reef is a popular dive spot on Mexico’s Mesoamerican Barrier Reef (also known as the Great Mayan Reef), on the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo.Along with remarkable coral formations and diverse marine life, the Manchones Reef area is also home to MUSA, an underwater sculpture… -
Manchones Cancun, Mexico
The Manchones Reef is a popular dive spot on Mexico’s Mesoamerican Barrier Reef (also known as the Great Mayan Reef), on the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo.Along with remarkable coral formations and diverse marine life, the Manchones Reef area is also home to MUSA, an underwater sculpture… -
Paso del Cedral Cozumel, Mexico
Cedar Pass Reef is one of Cozumel's most colorful reefs, teaming withschools of grunts and snappers. Divers are typically greeted by a largeBarracuda that hovers over the reef. Turtle are commonly seen heremunching on the sponges, often ignoring the divers and photographers.The reef is full of… -
San Francisco Cozumel, Mexico
This wall starts at 50 feet and drops into the abyss. Drift along and observe the coral and schools of fish. -
Santa Rosa Wall Cozumel, Mexico
Great dive site. Supreme and probably one of the best not only in Cozumel but the Caribbean. Plenty of big fish as well as little fish and water clarity is amazing. Even at depth, the surface looks closer than it really is. -
Cave of Sleeping Sharks Isla Mujeres, Mexico
Discovered in the late 1960s by Jacques Cousteau, just north off the island Mujeres is the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks, a localfavourite and a good place to see sharks at their most passive due tolow salt levels in the water. -
Tormentos Reef Cozumel, Mexico
This is a typical nice second dive. -
Sabalos Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Originally named after the schools of Sabalos/ Tarpon that can still ocasionally been seen here. The reef consists of healthy hard and soft corals of all variations. There are many kinds of fish as well as Starfish on the sand. Near the end of the dive you will find a small cavern for exploration. -
Mama Vina Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This former shrimp boat was intentionally sunk in 1995 for divers. Since then the coral growth has [proceeded rapidly. Once on the wreck descend to the sand and drift along the side of the wreck until you reach the stern where you will find the propeller. Then move up into the lower decks and… -
Mama Vina Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This former shrimp boat was intentionally sunk in 1995 for divers. Since then the coral growth has [proceeded rapidly. Once on the wreck descend to the sand and drift along the side of the wreck until you reach the stern where you will find the propeller. Then move up into the lower decks and… -
Mama Vina Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
This former shrimp boat was intentionally sunk in 1995 for divers. Since then the coral growth has [proceeded rapidly. Once on the wreck descend to the sand and drift along the side of the wreck until you reach the stern where you will find the propeller. Then move up into the lower decks and…
