Non diver at Scuba Club Cozumel

[MyDiveLog]

My wife isn't a diver, but we're thinking of having her join us part way through a week long dive trip this coming April. We're staying at the Scuba Club Cozumel. All the reviews I've read tell me it's GREAT for divers, but will she have a good time?

Are there amenities, like massages, great food, a sandy beach, etc. to keep her happy while I'm feeding the scuba addiction the firt half of the day?

Any comments would be appreciated

 

[jlyle]

My wife isn't a diver, but we're thinking of having her join us part way through a week long dive trip this coming April. We're staying at the Scuba Club Cozumel. All the reviews I've read tell me it's GREAT for divers, but will she have a good time?

Are there amenities, like massages, great food, a sandy beach, etc. to keep her happy while I'm feeding the scuba addiction the firt half of the day?

Any comments would be appreciated

No massages. They do have a "beach" of sorts...sand on top of the iron shore. There's a small freshwater pool. IMHO, the food is great. Does she snorkel?

 

[MyDiveLog]

No massages. They do have a "beach" of sorts...sand on top of the iron shore. There's a small freshwater pool. IMHO, the food is great. Does she snorkel?

Yes ... can't dive due to lung problems, though.

 

[jlyle]

That's too bad. Snorkeling is good in front of the hotel. The difference in price between "diver" and "non-diver" is trivial at SCC. Make sure you have her listed as a "diver" so that she can go on the dive boats with you once in a while. Talk to the DM and definitely take her on the boat if they are going to go to Colombia Shallows where she can easily snorkel over the divers.