Snorkeling the waters of Cozumel

Esnorqueleando las aguas de Cozumel[1]

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Encrusted in the turquoise-blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, emerges, like a small piece of heaven on earth, one of the largest islands in the state of Quintana Roo: Cozumel. Land of swallows and dreamy beaches, this island transforms into a perfect paradise for travelers seeking to forget the whirlwind of big cities and rest in unparalleled natural havens.

Cozumel is located just a few kilometers from the luxurious coasts of Cancun and Playa del Carmen, making it a must-see during your stay in the Mexican Caribbean. As you can imagine, the only way to access this paradise is by sea. Ferries depart every day, every 30 minutes, from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, and the trip takes about 30 minutes to reach its shores.

The main attraction of the island is its turquoise and crystal-clear waters, which seem untouched by human presence, as they remain clean to this day. No matter how deep it is below your feet, you will certainly always be able to see the seabed, and that is truly fascinating!

This natural feature makes Cozumel a perfect destination for diving and snorkeling. In this regard, you will have two alternatives: diving into the depths of the Caribbean Sea or diving into the sacred cenotes of the island. Snorkeling in Cozumel’s waters, you will discover a natural universe like no other, where exoticism perfects all of creation.

If you want to discover the most beautiful natural treasures of the Caribbean coast, your best option is snorkeling along the shores. What will you find beneath the surface? The most beautiful and impressive coral reefs in the world. The Mesoamerican Reef is the second largest in the entire world and one of the most diverse in terms of marine life. You will be able to see more than 250 species of tropical fish, including the Queen Angelfish and the Frogfish. Both are exclusive to the coasts of Cozumel and cannot be found on any of the five continents.

The experience will be unforgettable, and you’ll enjoy it more and more. Firstly, you’ll start by snorkeling in the shallower areas of the island’s coasts and, later, you’ll gradually move further out, with the aim of getting closer to the horizon where the sea and the sky meet. When you reach more than 20 meters deep, your five senses will be the best gift you could imagine: a privileged view of the depths of the Caribbean Sea, fish parading at different levels, and colorful coral reefs at the bottom of the waters.

Another alternative on the island is snorkeling in cenotes. These underground rivers, formed due to the porous nature of the soil, will become the perfect setting for the most adventurous. Imagine the possibility of diving into the depths of a cave and swimming among stalactites, stalagmites, rock tunnels, and caverns.

Don’t miss the chance to experience a delicious slice of heaven on earth, enjoy an adventure in paradise, visit Cozumel!

Portuguese Versión: Esnorqueleando as águas de Cozumel

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