Living Underwater

How To Get There

Cozumels International Airport receives scheduled and charter flights from the US, Canada, Europe, as well as domestic flights from within Mexico. Located on the water, Living Underwater provides complimentary transfers from every Cozumel hotel.

Dive Overview

A combination of small groups, helpful staff, and beautiful dive sites make the Living Underwater experience unforgettable. Cozumel offers excellent reef diving and a diverse array of fish.

Accommodation Overview

Living Underwater is not affiliated with any hotels. There are accommodations in Cozumel to meet every budget and taste. Bed & Breakfast, family run hotels, full-service hotels and resorts, diver friendly hotels and resorts, all-inclusive resorts, luxury condos, in-town homes, beachfront villas and hostels. Cozumel has it all.

Dive Information

Living Underwater Dive Overview

Living Underwater's only interest is to provide you with the best Cozumel dive experience you will ever have. Living Underwater's experienced divemasters and boat captains know every dive site in Cozumel and are sure to show you Cozumels reefs in a whole new way!

After your morning dives, spend the rest of the day taking in the sights and enjoying all that Cozumel has to offer. Living Underwater will be back to pick you up in the morning!

Cozumel Reefs

Here are some of the Cozumel Reefs you can visit:

• BARRACUDA WALL
• Depth: 60-110 ft
• Current: strong to very strong and unpredictable
• Level: advanced
• This is one of Cozumels most vertical walls. It is plush with small sponges and plant life. There is an undercut on this wall that is spectacular to see when the current allows. Animals normally seen here are eagle rays, sharks, larger game fish and turtles.
• SAN JUAN REEF
• Depth: 60-90 ft
• Current: strong to very strong and unpredictable
• Level: advanced
• This is a flat reef with an unpredictable current. The reef has a slight wall in some areas and is flat in others. The animals that are seen here are usually green moray eels, drum fish, lobster, sharks and turtles.
• PARADISE REEF
• Depth: 40f t
• Current: light to moderate
• Level: beginner
• Paradise is a low profile strip reef with small, scattered coral heads. This reef is full of cracks, crevices and overhangs teaming with residents. This is one of the best sites to see Cozumels famous Splendid Toadfish. This is a great second dive and a real treat for a night dive. When the sun goes down the toadfish start croaking, the lobster, crab, eels and octopus come out.
• VILLA BLANCA WALL
• Depth: 50-100 ft
• Current: mild to moderate
• Level: intermediate
• Villa Blanca is a sloping wall, dominated by huge sponges, gorgonians, and big schools of jacks and angelfish. The wall begins about 400 yards from shore. For most divers, its more enjoyable as a boat dive. Very experienced shore divers occasionally enjoy doing this one from shore.
• LAS PALMAS
• Depth: 50-130 ft
• Current: moderate to strong
• Level: beginner
• The Las Palmas site is often dived in the 50-70ft range among the scattered coral heads where youll find lobster, snapper, splendid toadfish and squirrelfish. Las Palmas also has a sloping drop-off from 70 to about 100ft. Pairs of large queen angelfish and eagle rays frequent the ridge.
• CANTARELL
• Depth: 80 ft
• Current: strong to very strong and unpredictable
• Level: advanced
• This is a wall and where we normally go to see the eagle rays come through Cozumel in formation during their migration. This happens during the months mid-January to the beginning of March.

Practical Information

• Local Currency: MXN (Mexican Peso)
• International Airport: Cozumel International Airport
• Language: Spanish & English
• Time Zone: UTC-7
• Electricity: 110 V