Cozumel · SUBMARINE & HELMET DIVING
9 reviewed
Think of this as the shortlist we would hand a friend: the 9 submarine & helmet dives worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride a real submarine to 100 feet over Cozumel reefs, spot colorful fish in a marine park, and get a digital certificate.
“Operation was professional and well run. Well worth the money. Be aware of additional $13 fee per person for ship crew. Great experience.”
Walk the ocean floor in a SeaTrek helmet in downtown Cozumel, no swim skills needed, with included gear and drinks plus optional photo/video.
“My family and I had a great time! It was an incredible experience! The divers that escorted us were super chill and fun. I would definitely recommend this excursion.”
Experience Cozumel from a mini-submarine: breathe normally underwater, ride an underwater scooter, see fish up close, and return to the beach fast.
“This was the craziest experience I ever had. Crazy in a good way. It was scary when I first got in, but after I took a few deep breaths it was amazing! The staff members were so nice and reassuring. My mom tried to back out, but the staff calmed her down and helped her relax while underwater. I’m glad they helped her out and she got to experience this. There were so many beautiful fish and sea creatures. We got to feed the fish while underwater. We held starfish, sea cucumbers, a conch, and even a baby stingray! This was the best experience ever! Do it! Btw yes you…”
Cozumel Atlantis Submarine Adventure: 2 hours to 100 feet at Chankanaab Marine Park, air-conditioned comfort. $99 plus $11 reef fee.
“Enjoyed the trip. The guide and other staff were great. It was a bit crowded on the sub and the seats were hard.”
Mini-SUB tour from Cozumel lets you breathe normally, drive your own mini-SUB, and see reef fish at Parque Arrecifes de Cozumel.
“It was a unique experience in a beautiful location. Seeing the marine life while ‘riding’ under the ocean is incredible.”
SNUBA in Chankanaab lets you breathe underwater with no certification, small-group attention, and a reef shoreline session in Cozumel.
“We could not able to use this service due to water fobia We did not had option to get money back. thought we can get partial refund but no use.”
Walk Cozumel’s white-sand seabed in a SeaTrek helmet, no swim skills needed. Includes snorkel gear, lockers, showers, and drinks.
“Me encantó la experiencia, me hubiera gustado la duración no fuera tan corta, pero el trato fue excelente”
Sea Trek at Chankanaab lets you walk underwater in a helmet, see corals and fish, then snorkel with free gear at Cozumel’s park.
“It was a cool experience to do once! I was the only one diving in my time slot so it was basically private, and my guide was awesome enough to take pictures on my camera for me! There's not a ton to see in terms of a reef, but you can see the dolphins in the area next door and there are some neat fish. However, I can't recommend it for larger people, or those that just have large heads. I wasn't able to fit my hand through the front of the helmet due to my head and chin size, making it difficult to equalize ear pressure as I was…”
Sea Trek at Cozumel’s Chankanaab Reef lets you walk underwater with a helmet, then snorkel with provided gear after. 2 hours.
