Discover the best top things to do in Quintana Roo, Yucatan Peninsula including Palancar Reef, Santa Rosa Wall, Parque Nacional Arrecifes de Cozumel, Akumal Ecological Guides, Zona de Snorkel Mahahual, Columbia Reef, Paseo El Cedral Reef, Parque Nacional de Arrecifes, Yucab Reef, Maracaibo Reef.
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5.0 based on 4,062 reviews
This beautiful reef sits in about 80 feet of water and is a popular diving spot.
Palancar Caves, Palancar Gardens, Palancar Big Caves, Palancar Bricks.....all great dive sites. A good Dive operation will take the time and expense to drive their boats down to the southern dive sites where visiting scuba divers will see the best variety of sea life, coral mounts, swim throughs, and pelagics. We had a great experience with ScubaLife.
5.0 based on 1,301 reviews
Underwater wall with spectacular coral reefs.
One of my favorite spots in Cozumel, Santa Rosa Wall kind of has it all with healthy reef that goes down as deep as you're willing to venture (we typically hang around 70-80 ft.) and some really cool swim throughs! The dive ends on the sand where we've been lucky enough to catch rays and larger fish like grouper hanging out waiting to put a finale on what is always an enjoyable dive. A must when diving Cozumel!
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Huge underwater nature reserve, featuring many different species of coral and fish: a diver's delight.
Many dive sites with an incredible visibility to explore. Healthy corals, lots of sponges and many sea creatures. You could spend months diving here and not get tired of this place!
5.0 based on 139 reviews
We are a team of local guides in Akumal, and we can find sea turtles and enjoy them for an hour, on the way we can see turtles in their natural habitat, also colorful fish, coral reefs all in a sustainable way.
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Ven a descubrir el segundo arrecife mas grande del mundo
5.0 based on 1,174 reviews
Giant sea turtles and groupers await those with the courage (and the experience) to brave the fierce currents at this diving site.
This was the first dive of the morning we did with Dive with Martin and we saw many things, including an octopus, spiny lobster, stingrays and a turtle. We did a really nice, large swim-through that was pretty impressive. This is one of the really great reefs available to dive off the coast of Cozumel.
5.0 based on 79 reviews
We dived Cedars Pass a couple of times during the week as part of the 2nd boat dive. Large green moray, nurse shark, porcupine fish and lots of the usual suspects
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Located close to shore, this reef is a great site for beginners, full of colorful marine life.
I enjoyed this dive because it started in turtle grass and moved to medium size coral heads and white sand. Saw lots of sea life. The current is stronger here.
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Possibly THE most challenging dive site found on this coast of Mexico, with dangerous waters full of strong currents and large, hungry (and toothy) fish.
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