Whale Sharks: 20 facts and FAQs about the gentle giants of the sea

Whale Sharks: 20 facts and FAQs about the gentle giants of the sea

Whale sharks are the largest fish in the ocean and can be found swimming in warm and tropical waters around the world. These gentle giants typically grow to between 18–32 feet long, with some reaching lengths up to 40 feet. While they may look intimidating due to their size, these animals are actually quite peaceful…

Dive into Scuba Lingo – A comprehensive lexicon of the most common terms

Dive into Scuba Lingo – A comprehensive lexicon of the most common terms

I would argue that the English language is more difficult to learn than how to scuba dive. In this lexicon, we will cover the most common scuba diving terminology you need to know and understand, as well as some grammar rules, like dove or dived…what is correct? Dived vs dove: What’s the correct past tense…

Swimming with Giant Whale Sharks in the Waters of Isla Mujeres

Swimming with Giant Whale Sharks in the Waters of Isla Mujeres

Swimming with whale sharks in the waters of Isla Mujeres is a truly unforgettable experience. Every summer, hundreds of these gentle giants migrate to the warm, crystal-clear waters off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula for an epic feeding frenzy. As you swim alongside them, marvel at their immense size and unique beauty. It’s an…

Scuba Diving the C-53 Felipe Xicoténcatl Shipwreck in Cozumel

Scuba Diving the C-53 Felipe Xicoténcatl Shipwreck in Cozumel

Located in Cozumel, Mexico, the C-53 Felipe Xicoténcatl Shipwreck is a great dive for advanced divers. This wreck is located around 85 feet (26 meters) near Chankanaab Park. About the C-53 shipwreck in Cozumel The USS Scuffle, a 184-foot long ex-US Navy minesweeper launched in August 1943 during WWII, was eventually sold to the Mexican…

A Scuba Diver’s Guide to Palancar Reef in Cozumel

A Scuba Diver’s Guide to Palancar Reef in Cozumel

Palancar Reef is a popular spot for scuba divers, and there’s no shortage of exciting things to explore. This top-rated dive site features towering coral walls, swim-throughs, and dramatic drop-offs of up to 110 feet (34 meters). The reef is home to many fish species, including barracuda, grouper, angelfish, grunts, snappers, and more. Visibility can…

Santa Rosa Wall: A Comprehensive Guide to Diving Cozumel’s Popular Site

Santa Rosa Wall: A Comprehensive Guide to Diving Cozumel’s Popular Site

Santa Rosa Wall is one of the most popular dive sites in Cozumel, Mexico. It’s a deep wall that plunges down to depths of up to 260 ft/80 m exceeding recreational scuba diving limits. Santa Rosa Wall offers plenty of interesting formations, swim-throughs, and other features for divers to explore. The wall is covered with…