Scuba-Diving In Playa Del Carmen

Delusions submarines in the turquoise waters of Playa del Carmen, where the dives are memorable, a true encounter with the flora and fauna of the Caribbean, an adventure in life surrounded by stunning reefs or in the cenotes sacred, these ancient caves flooded by underground rivers.

Whether at sea or in the cenotes, the best dive sites in Playa del Carmen, are:
Diving in the sea, the proximity to the island of Cozumel, located just in front of Playa del Carmen, an odd and continuous ocean current called the tunnelling effect, which together with the presence of extensive reefs, creating a special ambience for diving. Here the athletes are left to drag on the waters of a simple and secure.
For climatic characteristics in Playa del Carmen you can dive all year round. But from March to October rains swell and roil rampage in some water, requiring use of technical elements. Know before you start your adventure on the sea bed.
The Great Mayan Reef is one of the extensive coral walls that exist in coastal state of Quintana Roo. At the height of Playa del Carmen is closer to the continent, calming the waves and the impulses of the Caribbean, allowing you to explore the secrets submarines quietly.
Tulum, or The Wall in Maya, is an important archaeological complex in the Mexican Caribbean, but also an excellent diving spot because of its clear waters shelter a profuse and fascinating flora and fauna. It is 70 kilometres from Playa del Carmen.
Puerto Aventuras, this modern resort 30 kilometres from Playa del Carmen, is a magical gateway to the beautiful underwater world. Also, after the adventure, there is nothing better than to lie down on its white sand or "lost" in the thick vegetation around it.
Paamul, ideal for diving throughout the year, especially when the turtles come to lay their eggs on the shore. It lies 24 kilometres from Playa del Carmen.
Akumal, inexperienced divers and learners can immerse themselves in Akumal Bay (the place of the turtles), 36 kilometres from Playa del Carmen. Surrounded by reefs that form underwater caves, its still waters resemble a giant pool.
Diving in the cenote, since the 80 'of the last century, the cenotes near Playa del Carmen, has become an invitation hard to refuse for adventurous divers from around the world.
The cenotes are geological formations created by the leaking of rain on a soft and porous limestone. Over the years, formed galleries, tunnels and caves. In areas of greater erosion roofs have collapsed, creating deep lakes of extraordinary beauty.
To delve into these strange sources that the Maya called Izothott, it requires skill, experience and the company of a guide or teacher who knows the cavities. The cenotes are closer to Playa del Carmen, are:

Xcaret, in this magnificent eco-archaeological park is a series of sinkholes and caves inhabited by colourful fish and turtles, among other creatures. It is frequented by lovers of diving and snorkelling. It is located 55 kilometres from Cancun and 5 kilometres from Playa del Carmen.
Xel-Ha, within this national park is a series of sinkholes and caves, fed by the waters of several rivers and underground streams. It is 115 kilometres from Cancun and 16 kilometres from Tulum Archaeological Complex.
Sian Ka'an, the cenotes of the biosphere reserve are connected with the waters of the Caribbean, giving life to a particular variety of flora and fauna. But also you can dive into the sea (200 meters from the coastline), near a coral reef.
Recommendations: Do not touch the coral during its immersion.
Leave all the algae.
It is forbidden to remove the organisms from the water.
You can use spears or nets.
Do not interfere with travel of migratory or nesting animals.
Do not dispose of waste or garbage from ships into the sea.
Try to use natural protectors and blockers.
Remember to notify your hotel of water activities to be undertaken.