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PLAYA CAUTION: BAJO DE MOLAS 12-20m (40-66ft.) Adv.
Boat dive rarely visited due to distance and
QUINTANA ROO, CANCUN DEL CARMEN EAGLE RAY WALL 9-12m (70-90ft) Drift starts in front of Coral Princess Ocean conditions around Cozumel are dangerous. unpredictability of strong currents. Corals Franko’s
Hotel, then divers pause at a handy cut in the wall to wait for eagle rays, Research the risks carefully and avoid harm. and sponges encrust rocky outcroppings.
MEXICO 19kmF.e(r1r2y mRoiluetse) usually Nov.-March. Rich wall dive with pelagic species and reef fishes. Be aware that currents are strong and ocean Banco Cozumel Maginificant COZUMEL
PICO'S REEF (BARRACUDA REEF) to 9m (30ft.) Shore entry in front of conditions can change quickly. Check daily with Frigatebird
TULUM Hotel Barracuda pier where divers see conch shells, octopi and sea local experts for direction and advice before "Island of Peace"
entering the water.
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horses! Great snorkeling. "NORTHER" ("EL NORTE") Counter Current
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VILLABLANCA REEF to 6m (20ft.) Easy check-out dive spot off of Hotel Winter Northerly winds can cause BARRACUDA 14-30m (45-100ft.) Boat dive in very strong currents and
Villablanca with stingrays, peacock flounders and many small reef fish. the leeward side to be rough, and wind chop. Rarely visited. It is possible to drift 4 miles on one dive. Reef Printed on DURABLE, WATERPROOF PAPER
sometimes reverse the current Breaks
flow for a couple of days. Sparser fish that southern dive sites, but large pelagics are often seen. Surface Details of San Miguel on Reverse
VILLABLANCA DROP-OFF 21-30m+ (69-100ft.+) Boat dive just off
Hotel Villablanca to a steep slope (almost a wall). This is a very fast Punta Molas
Maya and difficult drift dive. San Miguel Area Details on Reverse 10m Punta Molas Lighthouse
5m
Punta Xcaret GORGONIAN FLATS to 8m (25ft.) This shore dive in front of Caribe Blue 100m SAN JUAN REEF 21-25m (69-80ft.) Boat dive in strong currents and usually
Resort is from the Villablanca pier, or by Hotel Casa Del Mar. It has a windy conditions. Seldom dived due to location and difficulty. Harbormaster
Riviera shallow sandy slope and small corals, but not great visibility. Cortez launched permission is required. Grey reef sharks, eagle rays, nurse sharks and big
LA CEIBA REEF PRESERVE 6-12m (33-40ft.) Enter at Hotel La Ceiba pier invasion of Aztec Empire pelagics are common.
to a coral and patch reef by Aeroplane Wreck. Great for beginners and
snorkelers to see brain, star and pillar corals, and gorgonians. from here in 1519

LA CEIBA DROP-OFF 20-30m+ (66-100ft.+) Boat dive in very fast-moving Punta PASSION ISLAND Snorkel to 6m (20ft) depth in sheltered Swamp Aguada
drift dive. Interesting corals and sea life, but the drift is too fast for photos. Norte mangrove lagoon with no current. This natural fish nursery Grande
Canyon also has countless invertebrates, and some crocodiles. Rio de la Plata

AEROPLANE WRECK 5-12m (16-40ft.) Enter at Hotel La Ceiba pier to PSlaaynaJduean Mangrove Outer Reefs Cortez's first landfall
dive a DC3 Convair sunk for movie set in 1977. Hurricanes have scattered on his 1519 journey
the wreckage remnants. Cozumel Hotels Isla de Swamp from Santiago de Cuba
PARAISO NORTE 12-15m (40-50ft.) Enter at Hotel La Ceiba pier steps la Pasion Cenote
or swim from the Aeroplane Wreck to coral heads with colorful sponges 2+ Kts Current Sagrado
2 Kts Current rising out of sand.

INTERNATIONAL PIER 6-20m (20-66ft.) Harbormaster permission required Playa Azul Cozumel Laguna Ciega Crocodile ISLOTES to 9m (30 ft.) Rare boat dive to
to enter the waters south of Hotel La Ceiba pier to dive the International Pier. Country Mangrove Cocodrilo shallow "micro-atolls" with unique, eroded
PARADISE REEF 7-12m (22-40ft.) Boat dive outside Laguna Caleta is a "Coralline" (limestone) formations for scuba
second dive or a favorite night dive. Night divers see morays, octopi, and 10m100m Club Castillo El Real or snorkeling. Strong currents makes this COZUMEL
Cozumel's splendid toadfish. Fabulous on a big moon. 5m Hotels dive intermediate plus. CARIBBEAN
PARADISE SHALLOWS (CALETA REEF) 6-9m (20-30ft.) Beginner beach dive Hotel Coral Princess Sewage El Castillo LOS ATOLONES 9-30m+ (30-100ft.+) Boat dive SEA
entered at La Perla Sand Flats between Paradise Reef and shore. Snorkeling Treatment Maya Ruin just off of El Castillo Real Maya ruins. Drift dive
amongst tame fish or a night dive connected to Paradise Reef. Laguna Ciega Pier Tourist along spur and groove reef for very advanced
PARAISO SUR 10-15m (33-50ft.) Boat dive or shore dive from Laguna Caleta. Plant Boats to Passion Island Ixlapak scuba divers only due to open ocean and strong
Common second dive. Snorkelers beware of boat traffic. Photogenic fish nursery. (Isla de la Pasion) Seasonal currents.
LAS PALMAS SHALLOWS 6-12m (20-40ft.) Beginner shallow boat dive 150m offshore SAN GERVASIO RUINS (pronounced San Lagoons
north of Fiesta Americana. Corals rise out of sandy slope. Many invertebrates. Cozumel Her-ba-see-oh) With a tour or on your MAYA RUINS San Gervasio is the most
LAS PALMAS DROP-OFF 15-30m+ (50-100ft.+) Drift dive in continuous moderate International own this is a wonderful Maya ruin to Los Cocos popular, Santa Rita, Ixpalbarco, Xhanan
current. Coral and sand slopes to about 20m (66ft.) then becomes near-vertical wall Airport visit, covering 10 acres in the middle and Castillo Real are the best of the big
Key: with barrel sponges and sea fans. Ferry of Cozumel's dense forest. Watch for sites, and Tumba del Caracol and El
FIESTA AMERICANA COZUMEL REEF to 6m (20ft.) Beginner shore dive to shallow reef Dock iguanas & forest hermit crabs. Cedral are the best of small sites. Other
Scuba Diving Site mostly for snorkelers, but hurricanes have smothered the reef in sand and damaged sites exist, but are not generally open to
Snorkeling Site the coral. Tame tropical fish abound. Punta Langosta SAN the public.
CHANKANAAB UNDERWATER PARK 3-10m (10-33ft.) See details on reverse side of Cruise Ship Pier
map. Most popular shore diving in Cozumel. Fee to enter park. Playa Bonita
Archaeological Site CHANKANAAB REEF 11-15m (33-50ft.) 200-300 meters directly out from Chankanaab. MIGUEL Width of Island Xhanan 1.75 Kts Current
Major Road Currents, wind, strip reef with tunnels and cracks. Excellent night dive to see lobsters, Maya Ruin
Non-paved Road octopi and Cozumel's splendid toad fish. Carretera Dense Forest ROAD TO PUNTA MOLAS This dirt and
Point of Interest BEACHCOMBER CAVERN 3-5m (10-17ft.) Advanced shore dive where caves run into 15 meters high sand jeep road leads to gorgeous,
Cozumel's interior. Silversides (various juvenile fishes are called "silversides") by the lonely beaches and fascinating ruins.
millions. Dangerous swells. Snorkelers peak into caves from the shoreline. Marina Villablanca Hotel 15 km This area has no modern development.
Caleta
La Ceiba Hotel Transversal (9 miles)
Reef Creature International Pier
Puerta Maya
English
Marina Caleta is Cozumel's
Bi-color Damselfish Español only natural harbor
Jaqueta Coliblanca
CENOTE EL AEREOLITO
Hotel Presidente Intercontinental DE PARAISO (Details on San Benito ANCHORS & CANNONS
Rancho Palmitas reverse side of map) Spanish wreck remnants are
embedded in coral offshore.

BOLONES DE CHANKANAAB 15-20m (50-80ft.) Boat dive to three sections of reef PalMar Estate Beach Club ISLA DE Hacienda Antigua Punta Molas Santa Cecilia Caribbean Sea
which get progressively deeper toward the drop-off. Colorful sponges and corals. Hotel Fiesta COZUMEL Tequila History and Rancho (Mar Caribe)
WRECK OF THE FELIPE XICOTENCATL (Details on reverse side of map) Americana Cozumel Process Tour Carretera This map is not intended for Navigation
TORMENTOS REEF 9-20m (30-66ft.) Boat to fast drift dive over big coral heads, "Island of Peace" Transversal Km. 9 Ixpalbarco
sand channels and colorful sponges. Look in holes for Cozumel's splendid toadfish. Parques Km. to Custom Guides
YUCAB 12-21m (40-69ft.) This easy going drift dive had a beautiful reef structure, but Chankanaab "Cuzamil" in Mayan means "Island of the Swallows" 24 of Favorite Places
Hurricane Wilma wiped it out in Oct. 2005. Fish are still abundant. Length of Island: 47 km (29 miles) Punta Ixpalbarco Visit Franko at
YUCAB WALL 10-30m+ (33-100ft.+) A favorite dive site where divers find protection from www.frankosmaps.com
currents within overhangs and tunnels of large coral outcropping. Big fish are common. Punta ANCHOR & 2 CANNONS "The Other Side" 8 Cannons at 45' depth
PUNTA TUNICH 15-30m+ (50-100ft.+) Dive parallel to Yucab reef in strong current, often Tormentos placed in shallows MEXCALITO'S SURFING Surfers enjoy a nice Criaturas Del Arrecife
with chop on top. Green moray eels hide in crevices of wall. Angelfish pairs watch divers. beach break over shallow reef when waves
Playa Corona Beach Club Mexcalito's are small.

Punta Señor Iguana's
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restricts and prohibits night time JFAMaepanrbrirulcuahraryy
beach visitation in this area. May
CARDONA REEF 6-15m (20-50ft.) Shallow boat dive on reef with protection from Punta (see cozumelinsider.com/acs/turtles) June
current within overhangs and tunnels. Good place to find Cozumel's favorite, the Tunich July
splendid toad fish. Bright green "hanging vine" algae grows here. Anchors, Cannons, ADOSNceueotcgpvoteuebesmetmrmbbbeererr
SAN FRANCISCO REEF/WALL 12-30m+ (40-100ft.+) Unpredictable currents on Playa & Ship Artififacts 0F 0C
inclined coral rubble and sand chutes. Damaged by hurricanes, but has nice brain San Francisco Maya Trail Punta Morena T 100 37.8 AAAVVVGGG. ..DWDAAAILITLYEYHRLIOTGEWHMAAPIIRRATTTESEUMMRPPFACE Green Sea Turtle Stoplight Parrotfish
corals, sea fans and vase sponges. PUNTA MORENA 15-30m+ (50-100ft.+) Unpredictable e 95 35.0 Tortuga Verde Loro Viejo
SANTA ROSA SHALLOWS 6-15m (20-50ft.) Dive at east end of Santa Rosa Wall where Playa currents at steep and deep site. All kinds of moray eels, m (Caguama)
recesses of reef protect divers from current. Shallow sandy area slopes down to strip San Clemente Reef Club Resort/Sand Dollar Sports star and brain corals, and colorful anemones. p 90 32.2 Blue Parrotfish
reef. Lobsters live in small caves. This is a photogenic second dive. e 85 29.4 Loro Azul
SANTA ROSA WALL 10-30m+ (33-100ft.+) Either dive with strong current outside of Punta Cedral Playa San Francisco Beach Club Coconuts Bar & Grill & Ventanas al Mar Hotel r
reef or the calm inner reef. Often noted amongst Cozumel's best dives. Southern Paradise Beach Club De Playa Santa Maria CHEN RIO SURFING Fast tubing wave over rock bottom a 80 26.7 Queen Parrotfish
section is exposed to strong currents, the Middle Section has tunnels through the reef, t 75 23.9 Loro Perico
and the Northern Section is full of caves, overhangs, swim-thoughs, and a wall. Huge Paradise Beach Club Underground river Playa Chen Rio u Hawksbill Turtle
hungry groupers hang out at 100'+ (30m+) depth. to sea at Chen Rio r 70 19.7 Tortuga de Carey Yellowtail Snapper
PASO DEL CEDRAL REEF 10-18m (33-66ft.) Spectacular star coral buttresses swarming with Playa del Sol Playa Mia Beach Club Bar Jack Rubia-Cana
bluestriped grunts, blueline snappers, and schoolmasters, plus stingrays in the strip reef sand. Chen Rio Cojinuda Carbonera Spotted
PASO DEL CEDRAL WALL 12-30m+ (40-100ft.+) Boat dive in unpredictable currents San Francisco Cave Scorpionfish
outside of reef, but calm within reef shelter. Spectacular corals with parrotfish, groupers Playa Mac Mr. Sancho's Rascacio Negro
gorgoinians and colorful sponges. Sergeant Major
PUNTA DALILA 8-25m (25-80ft.) Boat dive named after nearby Dalila Ranch is a series Playa Santa Rosa Nachi-Cocom Beach Club RANCHO EL CEDRAL Playa San Martin CHEN RIO 9-15m (30-50ft.) Long boat dive to worn-out e 65 18.3 Reef Butterflyfish Bermuda Chub Mahogany Snapper Petaca Rayada
of strip reefs. The outer reef edge is wall-like with crevices and overhangs for green Allegro Resort Site of original reef with colorful invertebrates. Avoid the bearded fireworm! Mariposa Chopa Blanca Pargo Ojón
moray eels. Tube sponges and other colorful invertebrates are notably photogenic. Santa Maria Village? Tropical reef fish abound in this open ocean site. Days with Measurable Rainfall: 10 14 5 10 15 19 11 10 20 6 5 5 de Arrecife
LA FRANCESA REEF 12-20m (40-66ft.) Easy drift dive over a strip and patch reef Balenario OLD ANCHOR & CANNONS Remnants of old ships are Avg. Annual Rainfall: 75 In. (190.5 Cm.)
between Palancar and Santa Rosa Reefs. The sandy area has a wide variety of Playa Mac Beach Club Dense Forest lying scattered in the waters of "The Other Side"
fish and many invertebrates. Paseo El Cedral Beach Club 15 meters high Rancho Cozumel Climate
PALANCAR GARDENS (PALANCAR SHALLOWS) 5-21m (16-69ft.) Easy drift dive 1.9 km. Buena Vista
(1.2 mi.) offshore to strip reef with caves and recesses. The current is usually not very RUINAS BUENA VISTA Scale
strong in this reef. Very colorful sponges stick out from the reef and there are all kinds Iberostar Resort Largest Maya ruin Scrawled Filefish Princess Parrotfish
of reef fish. This is a Cozumel must-see dive. site on Cozumel. Gallo Azul Loro Princesa
Excavated in 1972.
Playa Rios 5m PUNTA CHIQUEROS to 6m (20ft.) Shallow beginners shore Black Grouper
Palancar Punta Francesa Beach Club Waterfowl 10m dive in sheltered lagoon, but ocean swells reduce visibility. Abadejo
100m Usually snorkeled, rarely for scuba.
Playa Palancar Beach Club Refuge 0 1 2
Playa Bonita
3 Old Anchors in coral Miles Tobacco Fish
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Punta Chiqueros Horse-eye Jack Midnight Parrotfish
Jurel Ojón Loro de Medianoche
Punta Palancar 01 2 Spotfin Banded
PLAYA BONITA SURFING Friendly waves for beginners Butterflyfish
Old and longboarders in protected crescent beach. Mariposa Amarilla Butterflyfish
Anchor Mariposa
Kilometers Bandeada Clown Wrasse
Arreciffe Brown Chromis Doncella Payaso
Palancar "IRONSTONE" OR "IRONSHORE" is composed of petrified coral. Juvenile
Cozumel is a petrified coral island, eroded by wind and waves. Yellowhead Wrasse Castañeta Juvenil
Maya clay can still be found in the ironshore. Platanito Marrón Juvenile
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