Hello, Im going to Cancun in April. who offers the most affordable "quality" experience for reef dives or cenotes? What are the best cenotes to see and best reef locations in Cancun? I like being in dives over 65 ft, and am worried cenotes arent deep enough/or have any aquatic life(?)
going to cancun to dive, what is recommended?
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Cozumel is the best diving in that area, IMO. In fact it's one of the best dive spots I've been to. It's a short (and EXTREMLY cheap) bus ride from Cancun. We did it without knowing any Spanish either as that whole area is tourist driven. Cozumel, a little less so since it's slightly out of the way but well worth it as any diver will tell you that's been there.
We dived with this company and had a blast. The divemasters were incredibly funny, social and everyone spoke English very well:
scubaclubcozumel.com
Tried diving with a company in Cancun but got ripped off when they didn't refund my deposit. Huge mistake. Never did get to dive anywhere in Cancun.
We dived with this company and had a blast. The divemasters were incredibly funny, social and everyone spoke English very well:
scubaclubcozumel.com
Tried diving with a company in Cancun but got ripped off when they didn't refund my deposit. Huge mistake. Never did get to dive anywhere in Cancun.
