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Alfa Divers Cozumel: The Complete Guide

Full guide to Alfa Divers Cozumel: a locally owned PADI shop with 30+ years experience in Plaza Conffeti, running 2, 3 and 4-tank dive days plus cenotes, bull sharks and island excursions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Alfa Divers Cozumel located?
Alfa Divers Cozumel is at Calle 1 Sur, entre Rafael Melgar and 5 Av., Plaza Conffeti local #11, Cozumel, Q. Roo, Mexico, C.P. 77600. That is downtown San Miguel, on the block between the waterfront boulevard and Avenida 5, a few minutes' walk from the passenger ferry terminal and the central plaza.
What is the biggest dive day Alfa Divers Cozumel offers?
Alfa Divers Cozumel publishes a 4-tank guided dive, alongside 3-tank and 2-tank options. Since the standard Cozumel dive day is two tanks and back by early afternoon, the 4-tank format is aimed squarely at divers who want the day filled rather than an afternoon off.
Can Alfa Divers Cozumel arrange bull shark diving?
Yes, bull shark diving is one of the published services at Alfa Divers Cozumel. Bull shark diving in this region is a winter-season encounter on the mainland side near Playa del Carmen, when pregnant female bull sharks gather in the shallows, so seasonality matters and dates should be confirmed.
Does Alfa Divers Cozumel arrange cenote dives?
Yes. Cenote diving appears in the published service list at Alfa Divers Cozumel. Cenote diving means crossing to the mainland for freshwater cavern diving in the Yucatán's flooded limestone systems, which is a completely different experience from Cozumel's Caribbean reef walls.
What does Alfa Divers Cozumel offer for people who do not dive?
Alfa Divers Cozumel publishes snorkelling trips, El Cielo excursions to the shallow sandbar off the island's south-west, Isla Pasión excursions, and bottom fishing. That means a mixed group of divers and non-divers can be handled through one operator rather than three.
How much does Alfa Divers Cozumel charge?
Alfa Divers Cozumel does not publish prices for dives, courses or excursions anywhere on its website. To get a figure you need to send your dates and requested activity through the booking form and wait for a quote, and it is worth asking for an itemised breakdown including marine park fees.
What is the guide-to-diver ratio at Alfa Divers Cozumel?
Alfa Divers Cozumel does not publish a guide-to-diver ratio or a maximum group size on its website. Because group size is the single factor that most changes how a Cozumel drift dive feels, this is worth asking about explicitly before booking.
Does Alfa Divers Cozumel have a phone number?
Alfa Divers Cozumel does not publish a phone number, WhatsApp number or email address on its website. All contact runs through the enquiry form at alfadiverscozumel.com/bookings/, which asks for your name, email, desired dive date and a message, or in person at the Plaza Conffeti shop.
Is Alfa Divers Cozumel good for beginners?
Alfa Divers Cozumel publishes Discover Scuba for complete beginners and the full PADI Open Water certification, so beginners are catered for. Since group size and instructor ratios are not published, a beginner should ask specifically how many students share an instructor before booking a course.
Does Alfa Divers Cozumel offer a refresher for rusty divers?
Yes, Alfa Divers Cozumel publishes a Refresher Diving Class. Cozumel attracts a lot of once-a-year divers whose last dive was twelve months ago, and a short refresher before the first boat trip is almost always the right decision for buoyancy and comfort.
How flexible is scheduling with Alfa Divers Cozumel?
Alfa Divers Cozumel states that it is open all the time and that it will normally work with you to schedule the dive of your life on your schedule. That flexibility is genuinely useful for divers arriving on an awkward ferry time or working around a cruise ship's all-aboard deadline.
How long has Alfa Divers Cozumel been in business?
Alfa Divers Cozumel states it has over 30 years of experience and describes itself as a locally owned and operated scuba diving operation. Three decades is a long tenure on an island where many dive businesses turn over with the cruise and tourism cycle.