Cozumel Marine Life – Sea Urchins, See But Don’t Step
The first time I saw the chunky stripes and central star of a slatepencil urchin (Eucidaris tribuloides) while diving in Cozumel, it looked like kind of like a tiny, old-fashioned…
Cozumel Divers’ Guide to Wetsuits and Thermal Protection
Diving in Cozumel full time, my need for neoprene varies greatly throughout the year but I always wear a wetsuit, and some key accessories I’ve come to rely on over…
Cozumel Snorkeling for Newbies: Your Top FAQs Answered
As a diver, I used to say I had no use for snorkeling. But that was before Cozumel and occasional beach days when I thought to bring my mask along.…
Cozumel Diving: Do Marine Animals Mate for Life?
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, this post by combines some Cozumel diving pictures with an eye toward love – namely a love of the ocean and her marine life. …
Cozumel in October and November: Spooky Spirits and Divine Diving
October and November in Cozumel feature the rich tradition of Mexico's Day of the Dead, the annual Ironman Triathlon event, great weather and warm diving conditions, and low crowds. There…
Seawalls Cozumel 2019
Av 5 North (@6th)
Seawalls on Melgar Ave., near the Palacio Seawalls Cozumel 2019 Visitors to Cozumel have fallen in love with the epic "Seawalls" project, by the Pangeaseed Foundation.If you're not familiar…
