Paradise Reef
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-Paradise Reef in Cozumel is a popular dive site known for its vibrant marine life and clear waters. It is composed of three main reef sections, ranging from shallow areas at about 10-14 meters (33-46 feet), making it ideal for beginner to intermediate divers. The currents here are mild, which adds to the ease of diving. The reef is home to a variety of marine species like angelfish, moray eels, and sea turtles. Due to its proximity to the shore, it’s also a favorite spot for snorkelers. The abundance of colorful coral formations and calm conditions make it a perfect site for underwater photography.
Santa Rosa Wall
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-Santa Rosa Reef in Cozumel is a famous dive site known for its deep wall, dramatic drop-offs, and excellent visibility. The wall starts around 15 meters (50 feet) and descends to over 40 meters (130 feet), making it more suitable for intermediate to advanced divers. Strong currents are common, providing a thrilling drift dive experience. Santa Rosa is famous for its towering coral formations, large sponges, and swim-through tunnels. Divers often encounter eagle rays, nurse sharks, sea turtles, and schools of fish. The combination of depth, marine life, and underwater scenery makes it a must-see for more experienced divers.
Cedral pass reef & wall
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-Paso del Cedral in Cozumel is a vibrant dive site that offers both shallow reef areas and deeper sections, making it suitable for divers of all levels. The depth ranges from around 12 to 18 meters (40 to 60 feet), with moderate currents that create a relaxed drift dive. Known for its variety of marine life, divers can spot turtles, nurse sharks, large groupers, and barracudas, as well as colorful coral formations and sponges. The reef features interesting swim-throughs and crevices, adding some adventure to the dive. It’s a great site for those looking for a mix of marine life and beautiful reef scenery.
Palancar Reef
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Palancar Reef, located on the southwest coast of Cozumel, is one of the island’s most famous dive sites. Known for its vibrant coral formations and abundant marine life, this site offers divers of all levels an unforgettable underwater experience.
The reef is divided into different sections, each offering a unique dive. Palancar Gardens is ideal for beginners, with shallow depths of 15-30 feet (5-10 meters) and a colorful array of coral and sponges. More experienced divers can explore Palancar Caves and Palancar Bricks, where dramatic swim-throughs, tunnels, and drop-offs reach depths of over 100 feet (30 meters).
Marine life at Palancar is diverse, with frequent sightings of turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks, and countless tropical fish species. The crystal-clear waters provide excellent visibility, often exceeding 100 feet (30 meters), making it a paradise for underwater photography.
Whether you’re a novice or an advanced diver, Palancar Reef is a must-see in Cozumel, offering a rich and colorful ecosystem that captures the magic of the Caribbean Sea
Shipwreck C-53
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-Paradise Reef in Cozumel is a popular dive site known for its vibrant marine life and clear waters. It is composed of three main reef sections, ranging from shallow areas at about 10-14 meters (33-46 feet), making it ideal for beginner to intermediate divers. The currents here are mild, which adds to the ease of diving. The reef is home to a variety of marine species like angelfish, moray eels, and sea turtles. Due to its proximity to the shore, it’s also a favorite spot for snorkelers. The abundance of colorful coral formations and calm conditions make it a perfect site for underwater photography.
Punta Sur wall dive
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-Punta Sur's Devil’s Throat in Cozumel is a legendary dive site known for its deep and challenging swim-throughs. The dive begins at around 27 meters (90 feet), descending through a narrow tunnel that leads out into the deep blue at about 40 meters (130 feet). This site is recommended only for advanced divers due to its depth, strong currents, and the need for excellent buoyancy control. The unique topography, with its dramatic coral formations and underwater caverns, is the main attraction, and divers may also encounter eagle rays, groupers, and sea turtles. Devil’s Throat is an exhilarating dive that offers both thrill and beauty for experienced divers.
Colombia reef & wall dive
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-Colombia Reef in Cozumel is a stunning dive site known for its large coral formations and diverse marine life. It offers both shallow and deep sections, with depths ranging from 15 to 30 meters (50 to 100 feet), making it suitable for intermediate to advanced divers. The site features massive coral pinnacles, canyons, and swim-throughs, providing a dynamic underwater landscape. Colombia Reef is famous for its exceptional visibility and the chance to spot a variety of marine life, including turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks, and colorful reef fish. The mild to moderate currents allow for a relaxing drift dive while enjoying the vibrant underwater scenery.
