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annlaur
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Hi
Ive lived over a year in Quintana Roo (the Mexican state on the Caribbean) and heres my personal favorite : a small village south of Tulum and north of the Belize border called Mahahual. Extremely quiet, but wonderful diving. A great dive shop there : Dreamtime (aka Blue Ha). Theyre very safe and professionnal and the reef is just amazing (and very close from shore). I hear they now also offer trips to Chinchorro banks. The place is still pristine and off the beaten track, if thats what youre looking for. If youre more the party type, you might want to stay in Playa, Cozumel (expensive) or Tulum. I personally would avoid Cancun, unless youre a mall- and tourist-trap addict. For more info about transportation and lodging, check out the Yucatan guide from Lonely Planet. Theyre full of info about the whole area and include some diving recommandations as well.
Enjoy your trip in Mexico and eat a few tacos for me.
Regards
Annlaur
Ive lived over a year in Quintana Roo (the Mexican state on the Caribbean) and heres my personal favorite : a small village south of Tulum and north of the Belize border called Mahahual. Extremely quiet, but wonderful diving. A great dive shop there : Dreamtime (aka Blue Ha). Theyre very safe and professionnal and the reef is just amazing (and very close from shore). I hear they now also offer trips to Chinchorro banks. The place is still pristine and off the beaten track, if thats what youre looking for. If youre more the party type, you might want to stay in Playa, Cozumel (expensive) or Tulum. I personally would avoid Cancun, unless youre a mall- and tourist-trap addict. For more info about transportation and lodging, check out the Yucatan guide from Lonely Planet. Theyre full of info about the whole area and include some diving recommandations as well.
Enjoy your trip in Mexico and eat a few tacos for me.
Regards
Annlaur
chairmanTARAC
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welcome, check out comments on this from other threads. I like cozumel for the drift diving.Will be going down to PDC in a few weeks and will let you know
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