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An endangered species, the splendid toadfish is endemic to Cozumel. Blue Note Scuba's distinctive specialty course helps divers learn how to spot (and protect) them while honing their dive skills.
Between schooling hammerheads, majestic mantas and a kaleidoscope of colorful corals, among others, these underwater spots are not to be missed.
Each winter, pregnant bull sharks arrive in Playa del Carmen. A women-led project is documenting them one by one, revealing their personalities and turning these misunderstood sharks into a symbol of pride for the community.
Experts warn that unregulated swimming with orcas, or killer whales, in Baja California Sur is disturbing the animals. Now, a new management plan aims to limit interactions and protect both people and orcas.
For near-guaranteed pristine visibility every time, these destinations are virtually unrivaled.
Sure, adrenaline-pumping thrills can be part of the appeal, but sometimes you just want a laid-back, chill dive—nothing but vibes. These four destinations are ideal for any diver looking to slow down a bit.
Chance encounters underwater with whales are rare—but they're a lot more likely to happen at one of these incredible spots.
The mystic freshwater caverns of the Mexican Riviera Maya offer something for every diver; this first-hand guide breaks down the different cenotes and helps you choose which to explore.