Experience the most incredible drift diving in the world.
Cozumel Dive Trips
For 34 years now, Dive Paradise is the name you know and trust in Cozumel for satisfying scuba adventures. We offer an unmatched array of boats, reefs, departure times and special trips. Custom-design your scuba vacation around Cozumel’s most extensive menu of options.
Instruction
Ready for new skills? Dive Paradise is a PADI 5-Star Instructor Development Resort. We offer the complete range of choices in scuba training — from a first “get-wet” experience through dive instructor.
Packages
Dive Paradise offers a broad selection of diving and accommodations packages — choices for every taste and budget. All-inclusive resort, small hotel, or condo. Beachside or in town. Whether you’re traveling solo, with family and friends, or with a club or large group.
Whale Shark Adventure Tour
In the Mexican Caribbean, get up close and personal with the whale sharks, the gentle giants of the ocean.
Our Fleet
Tango and Atlantis Tango is our flagship, the lead boat in the Dive Paradise fleet. It’s a modern-design, 44-foot Sea Ray powered by twin Cat 3208 turbo diesels. Atlantis is slightly smaller. Tango and Atlantis feature flying bridges, generous deck...
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Why Dive Paradise
Since 1984, Dive Paradise has provided safe, reliable and fun-filled scuba adventures in Cozumel. We’ve earned the reputation as “The name you know and trust.” What’s behind our success?
Dive Paradise is Cozumel’s finest independent dive operator. We offer the island’s largest fleet of boats and widest variety of dive trips.
The Reefs
Spectacular Island Reefs. All of Cozumel’s reefs are considered excellent by Caribbean standards. The drift diving technique utilized on the reefs is the easiest type of diving by any standards. Most important to us all is the fact that these reefs are now protected by Mexican law and will be preserved forever.
The Island
Cozumel is Mexico’s original Caribbean playground. The Mayans, its first inhabitants, considered it a sacred shrine and referred to it as “Ah-Cuzamil-Peten”, meaning “Island of the Swallows.”
Cozumel lies 18 kilometers east of the northern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. Only the mainland side of the 32 mile-long and nine mile-wide island is settled. To the north and south are the resort hotels.
