I for one am extremely Thankful that the essence and spirit of Cozumel is the same as I found it in 1992.
Dave
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Diver2018
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Never been there, but hopefully will be this spring.
pfirejack
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Just arrived to Cozumel about 2 hrs ago. I fell in love with Cozumel the very first time I stepped foot off the ferry. It is my long lost home. Hope the wind subsides so we can dive in the am.
Diver2018
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What is windspeed that they won't allow diving? What are the size of the waves? Or is the limitations current?
gopbroek
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Its a mixture of wind and direction, anything from direct north or to the west of north is not good but speeds below 9 - 10 knots may still allow the port to stay open. The port captain does not usually make his decision until 730 to 800 AM but a leading indicator is water coming over the seawall on Melgar near Calle 5. Seawater on the sidewalk is a cause for concern, lots of seawater in the middle of the street is grim for the port to reman open on the west side.
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