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Reefs, wrecks, colourful wildlife, underwater museums, and sink holes—diving in Mexico is like nowhere else in the world. Rich in the history of ancient cultures and civilizations, which were eventually colonized by Spanish conquerors shaped the Mexico we see today. The famous Aztec civilization was based in Mexico. Their tales and legends form an interesting part of many urban traditions that define the Mexican society. Info source by yatra.com

Best time to dive?

Diving season depends on location: August to February is the best time at the Pacific shoreline, whereas the Yucatan ensures the best underwater adventures from March through August. Diving conditions are also impacted by the plankton bloom that occurs between April and May, as well as between September and October. Moreover, May to September is hurricane season. Therefore, the optimal choice would be November to March. Info source by rove.me

Best time to Dive?

Diving season depends on location: August to February is the best time at the Pacific shoreline, whereas the Yucatan ensures the best underwater adventures from March through August. Diving conditions are also impacted by the plankton bloom that occurs between April and May, as well as between September and October. Moreover, May to September is hurricane season. Therefore, the optimal choice would be November to March.

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Sea Life

In the Caribbean coast, more than 500 species of marine life make this area their home, including colorful tropical fish (Angel, Surgeon, Parrot, Grouper, Puffer, Wrasse and many, many more fish species), turtles (Green, Loggerhead and Hawksbill turtles), rays (Spotted Eagle rays), dolphins and sharks (Bull and Whale sharks). The Pacific Coast is particularly praised for great white shark watching. Socorro island is famous for its large manta rays, sharks and humpback whales. Guadalupe is the best place for great white shark cage diving. Info source by rove.me & allmexico365.com

Dive Sites

Mesmerising diving sites are located both on the eastern shores and western Pacific. Some of the unique dive spots are located in Cozumel, renowned for great reefs and drift dives. Cancun is another hotspot offering more reefs, wrecks, and an underwater museum with hundreds of life-size statues. The Yucatan Peninsula is also dotted with cenotes, also known as sinkholes, appropriate for diving as well—but only for experienced divers. The Pacific Coast is particularly praised for great white shark watching, large manta rays, sharks and humpback whales.

It’s often called “The Galapagos of Mexico”. Info source by rove.me

Gulf of Mexico & Caribbean Sea

Riviera Maya & Costa Maya

This is supposedly the best place for a great scuba diving experience. At the meeting point of the Caribbean Sea and the Yucatan Peninsula it offers warm and clear blue waters, excellent for both beginners and professional divers. Also in the Riviera Maya you can try the unique cenotes and cave dive and admire a wonderful spectacle of lights.

Cancun

Cancun is the ultimate tourist spot with all its fun and adventure activities. Scuba diving is one of the popular sports among the visiting tourists. Scuba diving in the Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA) will certainly be the best experience. Get to know the more than 400 submerged sculptures of the biggest underwater museum in the world.
Isla Mujeres, a six kilometer island off the coast of Cancun offers a wide range of fun activities including scuba diving.

Cozumel Island

An island off the coast of Mexico is another popular spot for scuba divers. Cozumel has different types of diving tours for beginners and more experienced divers where you can swim with turtles and many marine life.

Puerto Morelos

The port city offers a great experience of scuba diving. You will have access to world class instructors who will make the sport easy and enjoyable.
You can see the natural and artificial reefs and also the coral covered gunboat.

Pacific Coast

Islas Marias

An island off the pacific coastline of Mexico, it is a great scuba diving site. The deep and clear waters of the Pacific give a great view of the life underwater. But beware, the waters are cold unlike the warm Caribbean Sea.

Baja Peninsula

The town of Coba is the paradise for experienced scuba divers. The water is cold and requires wet suits and body warming dry suit sometimes. Coba is situated at the tip of the Baja peninsula and offers a wide range of diving options. The giant ray can be found in the shallow coastal waters.

 

Dive sites info source by aquaworld.com.mx

How to Arrive

It is possible to travel to Mexico overland from the US via train, bus or car, though be prepared for long and often uncomfortable journeys. It is much quicker and easier to get to Mexico by plane. There are plenty of direct and connecting flights from major cities in North America into Mexico City and other popular resorts. Canada is not as well connected as the US, though Air Canada and Aeroméxico serve Mexico City. Several direct flights run to Mexico City and Cancún from London, Birmingham and Manchester, though you will have to change planes if you fly from anywhere else in the UK or Ireland. The same applies to passengers flying to Mexico from Australia, New Zealand or South Africa. Info Source by roughguides.com

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