Day of the Dead – Cozumel, Mexico

Where We're Diving

10 km (six miles) off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula lies Cozumel, the “Island of the Swallows.” Barely 50 x 16 km in size, this diminutive island has become a popular scuba diving destination. Cozumel has all the ingredients for a great dive getaway – friendly locals, good food, lively nightspots, towering coral formations, warm water, great underwater visibility and white sandy beaches.

Cozumel is famous among the diving community for its lush walls and high-voltage drifts. The reef system around the island is a part of the Mesoamerican reef system and is protected by the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park. As such, it is extremely healthy for a Caribbean reef and is home to 26 coral species and more than 500 species of fish.

Cozumel is suitable for all levels of diver from beginners to Tec divers. In particular, Cozumel is currently ranked as one of the top ten places for advanced diving. This is due to the deep walls and visibility that require extra vigilance. Diving in Cozumel can be completed by speedboat or from shore, depending on your preference.

You will have a choice between the clean and economical Aqua Safari Inn (space is very limited, click here for more information Aqua Safari Inn) and the Casa Mexicana (pending) which includes breakfast. (click here for more information Casa Mexicana Hotel)

Financing Available. 0% Interest for 6 months.

COVID- 19

Currently there are no travel restrictions, or requirements for entry into Mexico.

There are no restrictions or requirements for return into US.