Diving packages in Mexico
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Cenote diving Two tanks
We can do two or three different tank dives in this place with 42 feet deep. On the first dive, you will experience one of the best shows of solar light that Cenote has as experience. Here, the caverns are very nicely decorated by stalactites and stalagmites. Second, we can emerge underground in an incredible air dome where bats fly and surface roots create a unique and surprising immersion. You…
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Cenote (Cavern) Dives
Cenotes Kukulcan and Chac Mool will introduce the first timers to a very safe, easy and fascinating set of dives. These cenotes display mesmerizing light shows, ancient fossils & crystals, varied speleotherms and mystical halocline & hydrogen sulfide effects.
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SCUBA DIVING PLAYA DEL CARMEN
EXPERIENCE SPECTACULAR TWO TANK DIVES ON THE GREAT MAYAN REEF.Playa del Carmen (or just Playa for the locals) offers quick and easy access to some of the greatest diving spots worldwide.Home to the second largest barrier reef system in the world.Amazing corals, a tremendous number of fish species, and great visibiltity should put this at the top of your dive list.
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Night Dive Cancun
Colors are more vivid at night, this one tank dive offers an amazing experience.Encounter the critters that come out at night as well as the eerie atmosphere of diving by torch light.
Your dive will take place on one of the local reefs and the bottom time is not limited, you can give until you reack 700lbs/50 bars
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TOP CANCUN
Package 1. TOP CANCUN
(For certifed divers only)2 or 3 days - 5 dives2 dives at the wreck
2 dives at the outside reefs
1 Night dive
+Wetsuit ,entrance to national park & transportation both ways from Cancun
PERSONAL INSTRUCTOR
Travel to Mexico

Off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsular stretching past Belize and on towards Honduras is the Great Mayan or Meso American Reef, at almost 750 miles the worlds second longest reef, comprised of coral atolls, fringing reefs, barrier reefs and large coral gardens. The warm, clear Caribbean waters and bountiful coral in gorgeous formations make this spot a magnet for both marine life, such as dolphins, sharks, shellfish, sea horses, and sea turtles and for divers and snorkelers. There are over one hundred different coral species that make up the reef, the harder corals adding to the skeleton and extending upwards and outwards and the soft corals making for an attractive backdrop to watch more than 500 different species of fish.
There are too many choices for divers and snorklers with something to appeal to everyone from pirate shipwrecks to shallow coral gardens to limestone tunnels and subterranean rivers which feed into the sea creating really unusual diving experiences. The Isla Mujeres on the Cancun end of the reef has huge protected lagoon which has been made into a marine park which is great for new divers and snorklers and just north of the island is the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks, a local favourite and a good place to see sharks at their most passive due to low salt levels in the water.
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Tulum Ruins by Kelly Luckman
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Monument to scuba divers on the main road in San Miguel by kevint3141
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Cenote Dos Ojos by Laura Gonzalez
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Endemic Fish of Cozumel Island : Toad Fish by Florence Hideux
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Tulum Beach by Kelly Luckman
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Chichen by Kelly Luckman
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scorpion fish by Kelly Luckman
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Tulum Ruins by Kelly Luckman
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Dive site : Paraiso by Florence Hideux
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Chichen Itza by Kelly Luckman
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cenote carwash by Kelly Luckman
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The Fifth Avenue, la Quinta, Pedestrian street by wallygrom
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Sea Turtle by Kelly Luckman
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Giant Moray Eel by Kelly Luckman
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Map Cenote Angelita by Laura Gonzalez
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Tulum Ruins by Kelly Luckman
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Tulum by Kelly Luckman
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Tulum Ruins Beach by Kelly Luckman
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Ruin and Cenote by Kelly Luckman
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Tortuga Reef by Blue Dream Cozumel
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Cenote Car Wash by Kelly Luckman
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Dos Ojos Cenotes by Dmap Guide Travel
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Casa Cenote by Kelly Luckman
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Cenote Piste by Kelly Luckman
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Akumal Beach by peyri