Cozumel, Mexico
Cozumel is barely 50 km / 31 mi. long. However, the biggest appealing of the island is not on the surface, but in the waters around it. The Caribbean Sea water’s visibility here is an average of 30 meters /99 feet. The second-largest barrier reef in the world is located on its coasts. Retain names like Colombia, Palancar, Punta Sur, Santa Rosa, Paso del Cedral or Jurassic Park, because they are some of the most beautiful reefs in the area.
Butterfly, angel, and parrotfish, along with moray eels, barracudas, turtles, eagle rays, and nurse sharks are some of the species that populate Cozumel’s sea bed. Here, you will also find unique endemic species such as the splendid toadfish of Cozumel.
Visit the island and you will understand why Cozumel is considered the Caribbean diving capital and one of the best scuba diving destinations in the world. Besides, it doesn’t matter if you have many years of experience or you have just got certified, Cozumel will leave you speechless and wishing to come back as soon as possible.