We run AM and PM departures everyday, so we can usually work around your schedule. We are the first on the reef in the morning.
Every trip is two tanks. Before we leave the dock, we take a few minutes to talk with everyone in the group. We keep our groups small, with a maximum of six divers, and we ask where you have already been diving on your trip. From there, we choose the dive sites together. We have 3 boats and group divers by experience.
The conversation changes every day, and it is one of the things that makes a small group operation work in a way that makes you feel part of the experience instead of being on a tour.
We dive in the southern part of the marine park, where many of Cozumel’s famous dive sites are located. On the first tank, we usually enjoy the bigger reef formations, where the scale of the coral is something photos never fully capture.
After the first dive, we do a one-hour surface interval. We do not just sit on the boat the whole time. Depending on the day and what the group wants, we often go to a beach or head toward a shallow sandbar area where southern stingrays glide underneath you in waist-deep water. It is always worth asking about.
The second tank is usually shallower and more marine life. There is a lot to see: turtles, eagle rays, eels, reef fish, and all the small details that make Cozumel such a special place to dive.
We also have new, well-kept rental gear available. If you bring your own gear, we rinse it, store it, and have it set up for you each morning so you do not have to carry it back and forth every day. We carefully have woven in too many tiny details that really set us a part.
Two dives. Two completely different experiences. Chosen with you, not just for you.
