Mexico · SCUBA DIVING
Cozumel drift diving, cavern dives in the cenotes and the Sea of Cortez on the other coast. These 5 are compared on certification requirements, number of tanks and whether the boat ride is twenty minutes or an hour.
Start with a PADI video and hands-on training, then take two boat trips to Cozumel’s Paradise Reef. Instructors such as Jorge, Gabo, Diego, Aldo, and Javier work closely with beginners, while the crew provides full gear, snacks, drinks, and patient support in the water.
“The captain and the instructor were great! The instructor was very patient. Will book with them again!”
Meet your guide at 8am in Playa del Carmen for a small-group scuba trip to Cenote Dos Ojos. With guides such as Pepe, Don, Alexis, and Ana, you’ll complete two different underwater routes, including the Bat Cave and Barbie Line, with gear, transport, snacks, and lunch provided. A certified Open Water diver must be at least 15 and have dived within six months.
“What an amazing, otherworldly experience 🤩 I expected a great dive and this one exceeded every expectation. It is my new favorite, and I can’t wait to come back for more. Pepe was fantastic with safety and explanations. The site was spectacular. Nothing was rushed, and I felt very comfortable and confident the entire time. You will not regret booking this dive!”
Meet Clemente, Lorainna, or another Go Diving Cancun instructor at the Pescador marina for a 35-minute lesson, pool practice, and two guided ocean descents. You will visit MUSA at 33 feet, then a natural reef, with equipment, snacks, drinks, and boat transport included. Hotel transfers and wetsuits cost extra.
“Great experience the guide help me so I could complete the dive ! First dive I would recommend smaller group .”
Meet at 8 am in Playa del Carmen for a small-group scuba outing to Cenote Kukulkan. Your multilingual guide, possibly Remi, handles the gear, safety briefing, and two descents on different lines. Expect Mayan and cenote history, striking light effects, snacks, transport, and lunch, with a MX$300 entrance fee extra.
“The entire dive from beginning to end was absolutely amazing! There were only 4 divers so the group was smaller and more intimate. Our guide was out of this world! He was full of information not just about the dive but the history of the Cenote’s and explained the scientific history of what we were seeing. He made sure to make all the right stops along the way pausing at places so we could simply take in the beauty of the light refractions. Cannot say enough good things!!! When I come back to Mexico I will for sure being coming back to dive them again!!!!”
Join guides such as Rudy, Malu, or Mario for a four-hour Acapulco overview by air-conditioned minivan. Visit the Chapel of Peace, see La Quebrada’s famous cliff divers, pass through Acapulco’s main districts, and view Diego Rivera’s mosaic mural. Cruise pickup begins around 9:30 a.m.; hotel pickup starts around 10 a.m.
“We loved the idea of a small group in a van which enabled us to travel up to the top with the cross and chapel with incredible views. Malu was the guide and incooperated sights from the local market driven to the wealthy areas. Considering the limitation of four hours to visit Acapulco, I would recommend this small groups tour picked up just outside the ship”
Limestone, agave, two oceans and a capital.
