Cozumel is the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean, and is VERY popular for a Scuba Diving vacation. There are many dive shops on the island, so TravelNotes has a website where Scuba Divers can write reviews of the Scuba dive shops they visited while on Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

TravelNotes says this about Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

“What could I expect to see? In Cozumel, there’s so much marine life it’s endless. It has over 16 abundant scuba diving reefs and is known for the second largest reef in the world. It is also known to be the second best dive place in the world. You can see so many varieties of fish from teensy weenie ones to ones the size of a human (groupers). Common and exciting to see are moray eels, nurse sharks (harmless), barracudas, crabs, lobsters, sting rays and the list goes on. Here are a few pictures of actual sightings in Cozumel waters”

More about Scuba Diving Cozumel

Cozumel is the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean, and is VERY popular for a Scuba Diving vacation. There are many dive shops on the island, so TravelNotes has a website where Scuba Divers can write reviews of the Scuba dive shops they visited while on Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

TravelNotes says this about Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

“What could I expect to see? In Cozumel, there’s so much marine life it’s endless. It has over 16 abundant scuba diving reefs and is known for the second largest reef in the world. It is also known to be the second best dive place in the world. You can see so many varieties of fish from teensy weenie ones to ones the size of a human (groupers). Common and exciting to see are moray eels, nurse sharks (harmless), barracudas, crabs, lobsters, sting rays and the list goes on. Here are a few pictures of actual sightings in Cozumel waters”

GoCozumel.com have a map of Cozumel Island with all the dive sites on it. There are reef sites, walls, and caves.

This is what one of the Scuba Divers says about a Scuba Diving Vacation with SeaUrchinDive.

“We recently got back from a week long trip to Cozumel. We like to get the most of our diving dollar too, and went with Sea Urchin Dive (http://www.seaurchindive.com) and their lodging package. For us, it ended up being $50 per two tank dive and $20 per night per person for accomodations. Sea Urchin Dive uses the small 6-8 person dive boats. As for dive experience, we had a great time. Can’t compare to other dive ops, but we felt that we got our money’s worth with Sea Urchin. We did 16 dives with them. Jorge was very accomodating with us. And at times, we were the only divers they took out too.”