Dive in Cozumel

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.

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…

The Xicotencatl was sunk June 6, 2000. It is 184 feet long & 33 feet wide.

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…

This wall starts at 50 feet and drops into the abyss. Drift along and observe the coral and schools of fish.

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.

This is a typical nice second dive.

Large coral heads scattered all over the bottom. Plenty of local marine life. The Atlantis submarine occasionally visits the site and can be seen by divers.

This is a great dive for photographers wanting maximum bottom time. Good second dive also.

Plane wreck dive off of Cozumel.located in front of the EL CID hotel (formerly La Cebia )Good place for check out dive

Many schools of fish are found near the reef. It's slightly sandy so try to stay away from the bottom. Slants smoothly to a wall. Most action is near the top or above the slant.

This is an amazing dive site. It became globally famous after Jacques Ives Cousteau dived the reef. It features many huge coral columns. Lots of fish are visible on this dive and the water clarity is fantastic.

Very plentiful and abundant reef with lots of fish, coral, and sponges. Lobsters and eels are seen on the site at times. Makes a great dive for everyone, even new novice divers.

The Devil's Throat at Punta Sur is an underwater cave formation located offshore of Cozumel that starts at approximately 80 feet of depth and opens up at approximately 135 feet - right at the edge of recreational dive limits.The Devil's Throat is considered a "must dive" experience by scuba divers…

Strong Corrent & windy / Drift dive start at 60 ft or 20 mts / pause at cut in the wall to with for eagle rays from Dicember to Marchonly.Rich wall dive with big fish and reef fishes