Marc's Public Blog - Diving

The first day, we went to dive in a Cenote (underground river system), which was a bit colder (24C), mostly devoid of aquatic life (it was fresh water, not salt water), but the cave formations were interesting to dive.
A few pictures from the Cenotes:

We then took a ferry to Cozumel, where we did a combination of boat dives (2 every morning, some in the afternoon), and shore dives which actually were quite good considering, especially if you enjoy fishies in training like Jennifer likes to say:

fish like to hunt in pair with rays

so many lobsters, everywhere...

The wreck dive was interesting:

My heart will go on... :)

Nice fishies in training by the jetty for a dusk/night dive:

those baby rays were being 'friendly' :)

More boat diving:

they had very nice sea horses

The night dive we did from the boat was particularly good. Octopus coming out to hunt, giant crabs, lobster, and more:

The next morning, I got up at 05:00 to do a night/sunrise dive by the jetty and it wasn't half bad either :)

this shrimp was suicidal in my opinon :)

We then had time for 2 more boat dives before being done for the day:

A few vidoes I got by the Jetty: An octopus hunting at night:

Eel/snake feeding:

Octopus feeding by the jetty at night:

Baby ray, those things are so cute:

Now a few videos from the boat dives. We saw many turtles, including this turtle eating:

They also had those shrimp crabs everywhere. This one was busy eating:

There were lobsters everywhere. We saw those two lobsters 'talking':

This lobster was out hunting at night:

A big crab out hunting:

And a big octopus hunting:

And that was it for diving in Cozumel. The water was super nice, great vis, temps in the 29-30C range, not too much current, and actually pretty good critters to see. Thanks to Arturo for getting us there :)