Most dive trips have between 4 and 10 customers on the boat. The max capacity for the boat is 14 plus the crew.
Turtles, Nurse Sharks, Reef Sharks, Moray Eels, Splendid Toad Fish, Seahorses, and an abundance of different fish. There is no shortage of marine life in Cozumel.
The first dive of the day is generally the deepest, down to approximately 80’. The second dive is much shallower at approximately 50’.
Once we depart the marina, it takes 15-20 minutes to get to the most southern dive sites.
The standard schedule for a two-tank dive trip departs at 9:30 and returns around 1:30.
Yes, absolutely. We cater to divers of all experience levels, especially beginners. Our referral diver program is designed to create a safe, comfortable, low stress environment for new divers.
Yes. You can upgrade to 32% Nitrox for an additional $7 per trip. Must be Nitrox certified.
Yes. You can upgrade to a 100-cf. tank for an additional $5 per trip.
No. Certified divers of any experience level are welcome to dive with us.
Cozumel really is a divers dream, with crystal-clear waters and comfortable temperatures all year round. The dry season runs from November to April, with temperatures ranging from 75 – 85 degrees. The wet season runs from May to October. During this time, the weather is hot and humid with temperatures ranging from 85 – 95 degrees. Ultimately, there is no bad time to dive in Cozumel.
All our dive trips are booked through our custom website. Choose your type of dive, choose your dates, complete the diver information form and check out using our secure online payment system.
You can either board the boat at Marina Fonatur (see map) or we can pick you up at your hotel dock, if it is located south of the marina.
Taxi is the best and fastest method. Fares will range from $10 to $20. I recommend you talk to the driver and settle on a price before you get into the taxi.
Yes. Every diver is required to pay the daily $11 marine park fee. This will be added to the cost of your dives.
All the American Reef Scuba staff members are certified CPR, First-Aid, and O2 providers. There is also a first aid and O2 kit on the boat.
Yes. You need to be a certified Open Water Diver, or you can complete your training referral dives with us and become certified.