Diving in Cozumel by Speedboat, Mexico
Experienced (50 dives / Level 2)Scuba divingExplorePlaya del CarmenMid-level (20 dives / Level 1)
Welcome to DUNE Mexico - Mexico
Cozumel by Speedboat More Diving, Less Travelling
Ready to explore one of the Caribbean’s most spectacular underwater worlds?
Diving in Cozumel is closer than you think! Hop aboard our speedboat from Playa del Carmen and head straight for Cozumel’s world-famous marine park, without taking the regular ferry or spending extra time travelling to the island.
Get ready for crystal-clear waters, colorful coral gardens and breathtaking underwater walls.
Cozumel’s marine park is home to an incredible variety of marine life, with more than 30 coral species and over 300 fish species. Keep your eyes open as you explore! you might spot sea turtles, majestic eagle rays or even the island’s famous Splendid Toadfish!
With excellent visibility that can reach up to 60 metres in ideal conditions, every dive brings a new reason to fall in love with the Caribbean. Whether you’re admiring beautiful coral formations or drifting along dramatic drop-offs, diving in Cozumel offers an unforgettable underwater escape.
The best part? You’ll enjoy two amazing dives before returning to Playa del Carmen around midday, leaving you plenty of time to relax, grab a bite or enjoy the rest of your Riviera Maya adventure.
Ready to make the most of your day? Join DUNE Mexico for a speedboat adventure and experience diving in Cozumel with more time underwater and less time travelling!
Program and Schedule :
To get to Cozumel by speed boat from Playa del Carmen: Nothing could be easier.
- Meet at our dive center at 7: 45 am
- We will have you try out the equipment and complete the paperwork
- And then … off we go!
- It takes about 1 hour to cross from the beach in Playa del Carmen
- Once you arrive on site you will go on two dives on two different dive sites, chosen by us and the guide on site according to the weather conditions
- You will be back in Playa del Carmen at about 1pm.
Map of Cozumel
Our staff members
Omar
Driver & Tankero
Omar Molina, originally from La Venta, Tabasco, assisting with dive equipment maintenance, store support, and customer transportation. Always with a smile, he strives to provide a comfortable and safe experience for every visitor. Passionate about video games and sports, he enjoys the dynamic environment at Dune. He dreams of becoming a dive instructor or a tour driver and learns something new every day to get closer to his goal.
Killian
Instructor
Killian is from Bordeaux, France, where it’s too cold to work during the winter. After a couple of months in Playa del Carmen, he’s enjoying the warm weather and the lively diving scene. With 4 years of experience as an instructor, he’s also a lifeguard and has studied English literature. A CMAS, PADI, and SSI instructor, Killian loves exploring rocks and cenotes. He speaks English, French, and is learning Spanish to better connect with the local community and divers.
Mégane
Instructor
Mégane discovered diving in Mexico before heading to Bali, where she became an instructor after completing her Divemaster and IDC there. Now based in Playa del Carmen, she splits her time between the ocean and managing the dive center as Base Leader alongside Célia. Passionate, patient, and always smiling, she especially loves being underwater, where she can share her passion with divers of all levels.
What is included?
Included
Two dives on two different reefs
Entrance fee for the marine park
Scuba tanks and weights
PADI certified multilingual scuba diving instructor
Transport from our dive center to the beach
Bottled water and small lunch on the boat
What is not included?
Not included
Equipment
Photos and videos
Transfer
On-site exploration
Moray eel
A snakelike fish, the moray eel is a shy creature that does not completely show itself. Hidden away in rocks and corals and with a body measuring up to 3 metres in length, it is only very rarely seen. From between the rocky walls, it lashes out to attack its prey at lightning speed, trapping it between its serrated jaws.
Splendid Toad Fish
The splendid toadfish is a captivating species endemic to Cozumel, known for its striking appearance with a mottled pattern that aids in camouflage. Often found hiding among coral crevices or resting on the seafloor, this elusive fish's curious nature and unique look make it a fascinating sight for divers exploring the waters around the island.
Nurse Shark
The nurse shark is a gentle, bottom-dwelling shark commonly found in warm, shallow waters. Known for their calm nature, nurse sharks pose no threat to humans and are often seen resting on the ocean floor during the day. Their docile behavior and distinctive appearance make them a favorite sight for divers and snorkelers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need help ?
Contact an advisor by phone
Monday Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Price of a local call. Please prepare as much information as possible.
Or request a free quote!
For any specific request, you can also send them to us by filling out the quote request form.