Santa Rosa Wall
Santa Rosa Wall is one of the most iconic dive sites in Cozumel, known for its dramatic drop-off, strong drift profile, and large reef formations along the island’s southern reef system.
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Cozumel Dive Sites
Reef-by-reef guides to Cozumel's walls, swim-throughs and drift dives — depth, current and marine life.
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Tikkila Shallow
Tikkila Shallow Reef is a small Cozumel shore dive along the island’s western coast, known for easy entry, mild conditions, and a shallow sandy slope with scattered coral heads.
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Tormentos
Tormentos Reef is a healthy Cozumel reef known for steady drift conditions, scattered reef heads, and active marine life. The site features coral structures rising from sandy bottoms, creating ledges, tunnels, and overhangs that attract schools of fish.
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Villa Blanca Wall
Unlike many protected marine park sites, Villa Blanca Wall lies near active cruise ship piers, which adds unique navigational and safety considerations. Proper planning, current awareness, and experienced supervision are essential.
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Yellow House
Yellow House Reef, also known as No Name Reef, is located between Santa Rosa Reef and San Francisco Reef in Cozumel. Approximately 500 meters long and sitting around 50 feet deep, this growing reef offers a unique look at reef regeneration and marine recovery.
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Yucab
Yucab Reef is a low-profile drift dive known for consistent current, healthy coral growth, and abundant fish life. Located inside Cozumel Marine Park, the site features scattered reef heads separated by sandy areas and turtle grass.
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