Scuba Diving Tulum

Cozumel Diving from Tulum

Two drift dives on the walls of the Caribbean's most celebrated reef island — a full day from Tulum, back in time for dinner.

Full Day Trip 6:00 AM — 5:00 PM
Transport Included From Tulum
2 Dive Locations Drift Dives
All Levels Divers, Beginners
& Snorkelers
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Who Can Join All Levels Certified divers, beginners & snorkelers
Departure 6:00 AM From Tulum
Dives 2 Guided Drift Dives
Included Transport & Gear Lunch, marine park fees & water
From $5,400 MXN Per diver

Three Ways to Experience Cozumel

Certified Divers

Enjoy two guided drift dives along Cozumel's famous walls. Crystal clear water, incredible visibility and vibrant marine life.

$5,400 MXN Per person — equipment included

Beginner Scuba

Not certified? No problem. Try scuba diving with a professional instructor in shallow, controlled conditions in Cozumel's calm waters.

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and pricing

Snorkelers

Snorkel the reef with a guide while the divers are in the water. You'll explore together — just at different depths.

$3,140 MXN Per person — equipment included
Mixed groups, families, couples — everyone fits on the same boat.

Pricing

Two ways to join — from Tulum or meeting us directly in Cozumel.

Full Package

From Tulum — transport included
Certified Diver — 2 drift dives $5,400 MXN
Discovery Scuba — 2 dives $6000 MXN
Snorkeling $3,000 MXN

Meet us in Cozumel

Own transport — no transfer included
Certified Diver — 2 drift dives $2,800 MXN
Discovery Scuba — 2 dives $3,600 MXN
Snorkeling $1,200 MXN

All prices per person. Ferry tickets (~$580 MXN roundtrip) not included in either option. Equipment included.

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Why Cozumel?

Queen angelfish resting on a coral formation in a cozumel diving from tulum tour

Cozumel is part of the Mesoamerican Reef system — the same reef that runs along the Caribbean coast of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.

Here, the reef meets the open Caribbean and builds into dramatic walls that offer some of the best drift diving in the world.

Expect crystal clear water, rich coral formations, large sponges, turtles, rays, tropical fish and an incredible diversity of marine life.

All inside a protected national marine park.

Typical sites include Palancar Reef — the dive that made Cozumel world-famous — Santa Rosa Wall, one of the most dramatic vertical drops in the Caribbean, La Francesa, and Colombia Reef. Each visit is different. Sites are selected on the day based on conditions, current, and group level.

Typical Itinerary from Tulum

6:00 AM Departure from Tulum to Playa del Carmen
~7:00 AM Morning ferry to Cozumel — 45 minute crossing
~8:00 AM Meet the dive team near the dock, gear setup
Morning
Drift Dive 1 — along Cozumel's walls Surface interval — Lunch,snacks, fruit & drinks on board Drift Dive 2
Afternoon Ferry back to Playa del Carmen
~5–6 PM Transfer back to Tulum

What's Included

Round-trip transport from Tulum
Ferry logistics & coordination
2 guided drift dives with certified guide
Snorkeling with guide (for snorkelers)
Full dive & snorkel equipment
Lunch, snacks & drinks on board
Marine park fees

Not Included

Ferry tickets Playa del Carmen ↔ Cozumel (~$580 MXN per person roundtrip, subject to change)

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Good To Know

  • Certification — Open Water certified or join us for a Discover Scuba Dive. No experience needed.

  • Availability — Any day with a minimum of 2 participants.

  • Dive sites — Palancar Reef, Santa Rosa Wall, La Francesa, Colombia and more. Selected based on conditions and group level on the day.

  • Stay in Cozumel? — Possible. Just arrange your own return ferry.

  • Bringing a car? — Cargo ferry from Calica required (separate logistics).

  • Beginner scuba — Depends on conditions and instructor availability. Safety first.

Faq Cozumel From Tulum

  • No. Open Water certification is enough. Cozumel drift diving is accessible to all certified recreational divers — the current carries you naturally. No effort required. Not certified? Join us for a Discover Scuba Dive instead.

  • Yes. Snorkelers join the same boat and go in the water with their own guide at the same time as the divers. Everyone drifts together — just at different depths. text goes here

  • We select based on conditions and group level on the day. Typical sites include Palancar Reef, Santa Rosa Wall, La Francesa, Colombia Reef and more— some of the most celebrated drift dives in the Caribbean.

  • Yes — full scuba gear for divers and snorkeling equipment for snorkelers. Nothing to rent or bring separately.

  • Yes — just arrange your own return ferry. Cozumel is easy to explore on foot or by renting a vehicle on the island.