Working2hd,
I Cozumel you will most likely being doing some drift diving. This can be very relaxing and fun becasue it takes so little effort and you can cover a lot of terrain which means you can see a lot of stuff. The real key is to have really good bouyancy control so you can set your depth and just let the current carry you along. This allows you to spend lots of time looking for creatures out in the open as well as hiding under coral and rock out croppings. The drift dives I've done there were mostly in the 65 to 80 foot range with most of us right at 70 feet. The ones that enjoyed the dives the most were the ones with good buoyancy control. The ones that enjoyed it the least, because they missed most everything, were those that were up and down in the water column becasue they lacked bouyancy control skills.
The DM that led our group encouraged us to stay close to 70 feet so we could have a longer dive than if we went to 80 or 90 feet. He also knew from so much experience that at 70 feet he could show us some real neat coral formations as well as some hiding places for some monster sized lobster and other creatures.
I Cozumel you will most likely being doing some drift diving. This can be very relaxing and fun becasue it takes so little effort and you can cover a lot of terrain which means you can see a lot of stuff. The real key is to have really good bouyancy control so you can set your depth and just let the current carry you along. This allows you to spend lots of time looking for creatures out in the open as well as hiding under coral and rock out croppings. The drift dives I've done there were mostly in the 65 to 80 foot range with most of us right at 70 feet. The ones that enjoyed the dives the most were the ones with good buoyancy control. The ones that enjoyed it the least, because they missed most everything, were those that were up and down in the water column becasue they lacked bouyancy control skills.
The DM that led our group encouraged us to stay close to 70 feet so we could have a longer dive than if we went to 80 or 90 feet. He also knew from so much experience that at 70 feet he could show us some real neat coral formations as well as some hiding places for some monster sized lobster and other creatures.