Located on the waterfront one mile south of the downtown ferry dock, an attractive multi-level building of Spanish-Colonial architecture blends in with the waterfront. No hype. No pretensions. You probably wouldn't know about us unless someone told you. That's how divers find their way here. Built in 1976 as Cozumel's first dedicated diver's resort, Scuba Club Cozumel is still a very intimate place where Cozumel Aficionados find convenience and good value. Designed and built — by divers for divers — to provide all services in one convenient place.

Scuba-Cozumel has a fleet of seven custom built dive boats. All the boats have VHF radios, first aid kits, Coast Guard approved emergency equipment, Oxygen kits, heads, rinse tanks for masks and for cameras, and wide dive platforms with sturdy step ladders.

The island's spectacular annual Mardis Gras has over 130 years of history and is held around February every year, although the exact dates vary. The week of main Carnival events concludes every year on 'Fat Tuesday' with dazzling technicolour processions along Cozumel's downtown seafront. After the seafront extravaganza, the music keeps playing and parties continue well into the night. Costumed revellers battle in dancing competitions and bands play live music around the city. People line the street, dancing with the performers and catching gifts that are showered on them.

Call us at (972) 422-9400 for questions and to sign up for this amazing adventure!