Just
over 30 years old, Cancun is one of Mexico’s most popular tourist
destinations. Situated at the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula, the
area is equally famous for both the modern and the ancient. All
of the tourist related areas on the beaches are brand new. The Yucatan,
however, has been known for many years as the site for ancient Mayan
ruins.
Shaped in the form of the number seven, the area’s Hotel Zone, is
lined with deluxe hotels, restuarants and nightclubs, and the downtown
area, offers shopping, a theater and convention center. Cancun is
a haven for the aquatically inclined, as boating, fishing, diving
and swimming opportunities abound at some of the world’s most beautiful
beaches.
Diving from the mainland of the Yucatan penninsula offers an array
of choices. From the shallow and colorful reefs off Cancun and Playa
Del Carman to the miles of cenotes that have made the Yucatan one
of the top cave diver destinations. Farther south is the newest
destination, the Chinchorro Banks, part of the second largest barrier
reef in the world.
Offshore, visibility is an average of 100 ft. (30 m), inshore expect
a little less. The cenotes offer crystal clear visibility at all
times.
Climate 75 - 90F 24 - 32C
Water Temp 75 - 85F 24 - 29C |

Dive Centers/Accommodations
Aquaworld Marina
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