PRIVATE DIVING
Cenotes and Ocean Diving
Diving along the Riviera Maya in the state of Quintana Roo in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico is getting more popular each day!
The coastal waters of the Riviera Maya are home to the second longest coral reef in the world and the longest in the Western Hemisphere, the Mesoamerican Reef, which stretches nearly 700 km/450 miles from Cancun south to the Honduran Bay Islands, providing habitat for over 500 fish species and 60 coral species. Playa del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras, and Akumal are the most known towns along the Riviera Maya where you can find coral reefs right in front of them famous for animal life such as turtles, groupers, barracuda, and tarpon
Just a short distance of navigation away from Playa del Carmen’s coastline, lies the island of Cozumel, which ranks among the Top 10 dive places in the world for its amazing visibility, impressive wall dives, and abundant marine life. Famous also for its drift diving, Cozumel is a lazy diver’s paradise with currents that range from gentle to fast, strong currents. Cozumel's popular diving areas include a labyrinth of tunnels, dramatic swim throughs and canyons lying amidst the towering coral plateaus teeming with marine life.
In addition, every year, between the end of November until the beginning of March, a population of pregnant female bull sharks congregates in the shallow waters along the coast of Playa Del Carmen before giving birth in deeper waters, which has brought Playa del Carmen a worldwide reputation for its bull shark dives.
The coastal waters of the Riviera Maya are home to the second longest coral reef in the world and the longest in the Western Hemisphere, the Mesoamerican Reef, which stretches nearly 700 km/450 miles from Cancun south to the Honduran Bay Islands, providing habitat for over 500 fish species and 60 coral species. Playa del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras, and Akumal are the most known towns along the Riviera Maya where you can find coral reefs right in front of them famous for animal life such as turtles, groupers, barracuda, and tarpon
Just a short distance of navigation away from Playa del Carmen’s coastline, lies the island of Cozumel, which ranks among the Top 10 dive places in the world for its amazing visibility, impressive wall dives, and abundant marine life. Famous also for its drift diving, Cozumel is a lazy diver’s paradise with currents that range from gentle to fast, strong currents. Cozumel's popular diving areas include a labyrinth of tunnels, dramatic swim throughs and canyons lying amidst the towering coral plateaus teeming with marine life.
In addition, every year, between the end of November until the beginning of March, a population of pregnant female bull sharks congregates in the shallow waters along the coast of Playa Del Carmen before giving birth in deeper waters, which has brought Playa del Carmen a worldwide reputation for its bull shark dives.
Cenotes Diving
From 1 to 4 divers. 2 to 4 dives per day.
Nitrox available. Dives with time, depth and route flexibility, tailored to your wishes. Perfect for photo lovers and very experienced divers.
Prices depending on size of the group and itineraries.
Nitrox available. Dives with time, depth and route flexibility, tailored to your wishes. Perfect for photo lovers and very experienced divers.
Prices depending on size of the group and itineraries.
Cozumel Diving
From 2 to 5 divers. 2 or 3 dives per day.
Nitrox available. Distant dive sites of the south of the island such as Maracaibo and the Devil’s Throat.
Prices depending on the size of the group and itinerary.
Bull Shark Diving (seasonal)
From 2 to 6 divers. Playa del Carmen
Available December to March only; nitrox available.
Prices depending on the size of the group.
Available December to March only; nitrox available.
Prices depending on the size of the group.
Please contact us to receive more information about private diving or to make a reservation.
Diving with BULL SHARKS
Playa del Carmen
December 2013 - March 2014
Playa del Carmen
December 2013 - March 2014
Every year during the winter months the Bull Sharks come to Playa del Carmen to feed and to breed.
