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We were staying at Scuba Club Cozumel. They have pretty nice setup for shore dives with steps down into a pool, then you swim through a cut in the iron shore. They have an artificial reef made from the rubble of their old pier about 100 feet out. Depth is 24 feet. Great for a checkout dive and easy night diving. Though it might feel like Groundhog Day we still saw fun stuff each dive, day and night.
Well, you need those for the trips to & fro in case you get stuck somewhere, but yeah an extra pair of long pants is a good idea in the wintertime.
For June, sure. Wintertime is always a gamble. I don't see a front approaching the island on the weather front map, but Windguru sees some north winds Saturday and worse on Sunday. Subject to change.I read this to mean that you're personally guaranteeing pleasant dives with no interruptions by nortes, right @DandyDon ?
Some February's seem to have a lot others none. I have seen them as early as October and as late as May and this only my eighth year of coming to the island. Its a grab bag. Last month only had one (?) but it also had a bizarre hurricane that practically orbited the island and caused 8 days of closure. Hopefully that was a one off event not to be repeated.
