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| Santa Rosa Reef, San Francisco Reef,
Chankanaab Reef and spectacular Palancar Reef are sites of dive
locations that make divers hearts quicken. Add warm waters and another
26 reefs of wonderful variety, and you have the number one reason
Cozumel is on the map. Dive operators are numerous and safety standards
are strict. Contact the Cozumel Association of Dive Operators
(Ph: 987/23058) or SSS Recompression Chamber (Ph: 987/22387)
for a list of properly certified shops. |
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| Chankanaab Bay, the waters off of
Hotel Presidente and the Fiesta Americana Hotel as well Playas Corona
and San Francisco are teeming with fish extravaganzas. For equipment
as well as planned excursions try Fiesta Cozumel (Ph: 987/20725
/ 20433), Turismo Aviomar (Ph: 987/20477) and Snorkozumel
(Ph: 987/24166). |
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| Between the months of April and June,
swordfish, sailfish and marlin migrate in the waters off Cozumel.
In total more than 220 species of fish create one of the world's
most popular areas for bottom and deep-sea fishing. Almost every
hotel that manages to have a dock also offers fishing boats for
their guests. For groups up to six interested in game fishing,
Club Nautico de Cozumel (Ph: 987/20118) is considered the
best. Several choices exist for smaller groups including, Aquarius
Fishing and Tours (Ph: 987/21092), Cozumel's Angler's Fleet
(Ph: 800 253-2701 and Yucab Reef Diving & Fishing (Ph:
987/24110). |
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| For rental jetskiis, waterskiis and
small boats try Del Mar Aquatics (Ph: 987/21665) or Agua
Safari (Ph: 987/20892). For windsurfing rentals and lessons
call 987/20017. |
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| For those who wish to stay dry while
enjoying the spectacular underwater show of reefs and fish, call
Turismo Aviomar (Ph: 987/20477) or Fiesta Cozumel
(Ph: 987/20745). |
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