This is the first I have read about this. Can you provide any more details?
Dive sites north of Barracuda
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This is the first I have read about this. Can you provide any more details?
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I was wondering the same thing. Curious to the cost of going there versus other sites.
John Larsen
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I think the dive sites north of the marine park should be kept a quiet little secret and not revealed to any one with less than 500 dive in Cozumel....Kind of a right to passage kind of thing....Sorry but I just hate to see the north end get crowded like the marine park....Just saying !
I saw on a Cozumel discussion board that a boat sunk near Passion Island is about to be turned over to the authorities and moved, perhaps, to within the Marine Park. Might this be one of the sites?
JFS
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that boat more or less ran aground. You can see it from the Melia
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Ron, have been on San Juan and had groups swoop down - just like in the south.
Marg, the boat is not one of them.
They are all reef of interesting topography and enticing sea life, according to the explorers and their mapping. Will report more, if I EVER GET THERE!!!
Marg, the boat is not one of them.
They are all reef of interesting topography and enticing sea life, according to the explorers and their mapping. Will report more, if I EVER GET THERE!!!
John Larsen
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Barracuda and San Juan sites are basically for AOW divers as the current can be quiet swift up there. I have been there numerous times and you literally fly over the reefs..quiet fun but can be scary for the weak at heart and novice divers...
njones259
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Agree with djdande about the northern sites.We go north often to hunt and because the sites are so pristine.Very easy to get separated from your group especially if hunting and have to be comfortable on maybe finishing your dive alone and and shooting a sausage at the surface.
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