Cozumel Scuba Diving
Experience the most incredible drift diving in the world.
Scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico since 1984
Mexico’s original Caribbean playground.
Scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico since 1984
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Scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico since 1984
Dive Paradise is excited to announce that, effective November 1, 2018, Laura Alcala Ortega has been appointed as our new General Manager of Dive Operations. In this position, Laura is responsible for overseeing all Cozumel-based aspects of our legendary scuba
Program Sponsorship Contributes to Jaguar Conservation Initiatives This month Dive Paradise is sponsoring Panthera Mexico’s “Mes Del Jaguar” by donating a percentage of all dive bookings made during November to the program. Through this sponsorship, we hope to augment Panthera
Family of Scuba Diving Icon Renee “Apple” Applegate to Capture her Legacy on US Tour What would you do if you unexpectedly inherited a legendary tropical dive operation from an industry icon? For the family of Renee “Apple” Applegate, who
Want to book trips at a Cozumel luxury resort and the finest diving location on the island at lower prices? It’s easy: Reserve our hotel/dive packages with Hotel Cozumel – just request our Early Bird Specials by the deadlines specified
We’re excited to welcome Diveheart adaptive diving back to Cozumel next week! Renee “Apple” Applegate, who ran Dive Paradise from 1994-2017, loved working with this organization, and we’re honored to continue supporting their inspiring mission to improve confidence and independence
The American Whitespotted Filefish (Cantherhines Macrocerus) is one of several varieties of this species you will see on Cozumel’s reefs. You may also find them in Florida and throughout the northwest Caribbean. They are noticeable for their prominent snouts and
If you’ve been diving in Cozumel, chances are good you’ve come across the Great Barracuda (sphraena barracuda). They are large fish – up to to 6-feet long and weighing up to 100 pounds, although it is more common for them
Our divemasters love to find and show off these beautiful Spotted Drums (Equetus Punctatus), which may also correctly be called Spotted Ribbonfish, Highhats, and a few other less common names. They are lovely to watch and make great photo subjects