Diving in Cozumel and the cenotes
The cenotes are located on private land, and you usually pay the entrance fee in cash in pesos at the entrance. For most cenotes, an Open Water certification is sufficient; El Pit and Angelita are deep shafts that require Advanced Open Water certification. From October to March is the season of the Nortes, cold fronts with winds from the north to northwest. When the port authority closes the harbor, boat dives are canceled; on the mainland coast, the inland cenotes are the usual alternative for certified divers.
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Diving Atlas Cozumel and Cenotes
with the Riviera Maya, Mexico
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Dive sites on Cozumel and in the cenotes
Conditions, portraits and marine life, Mexico
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Plan a diving vacation in Cozumel and the cenotes
Weekly plan for a base and travel time by month, Mexico
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Dive bases and accommodations on Cozumel and in the cenotes
Bases, houses on the house reef, restaurants and excursions, Mexico
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Getting to Cozumel and the cenotes and travel information
Getting Here, Travel Information, and the Local Area, Mexico
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