Earn your PADI Open Water certification in Cozumel’s renowned coral reefs with Island Divers. This immersive three-day course combines online learning and expert-led dives to launch your scuba journey safely and confidently.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed – ability to swim and comfortably handle moderate physical activity.
Wildlife
History
Cozumel’s reefs have long been shelter and sustenance for local Maya communities, tying cultural heritage to marine preservation.
Conservation
Island Divers promotes low-impact diving practices and supports reef protection initiatives amid ongoing environmental pressures.
Island Divers Cozumel
Earn your PADI Open Water certification in Cozumel’s renowned coral reefs with Island Divers. This immersive three-day course combines online learning and expert-led dives to launch your scuba journey safely and confidently.
Island Divers Cozumel is a scuba diving operator based in Cancún, Quintana Roo. The company offers an extensive range of PADI and NAUI training courses, guided dives, and specialty trips tailored for new and experienced divers. Offerings include Discover Scuba experiences, PADI Open Water and Advanced certifications, NAUI Open Water and advanced courses, Rescue Diver and Dive Master training, Enriched Air (Nitrox) certification, and professional-level GI Bill certification pathways. Day trips include morning boat dives, two‑tank boat dives, twilight and night dives, and custom cenote excursions. Several trips specify complimentary equipment, online theory, or onboard snacks and beverages; other programs provide private instructor support and multi‑dive itineraries.
Island Divers Cozumel lists a PADI Discover Scuba option, NAUI Discover Scuba, PADI or NAUI refresher classes, PADI Advance and Open Water certifications, a PADI Rescue Diver class, PADI Dive Master certification and internship, and specialty options such as Nitrox training and night dives. The business also promotes NAUI GI Bill Certification and NAUI GI Bill Professional Certification; the NAUI GI Bill listing includes a contact, Jenna, at +1 208 860 9629 for scheduling and information.
The operator emphasizes structured training and supervised guided dives following PADI and NAUI standards as reflected in their course lineup. Trip summaries indicate attention to safety, instructor‑led experiences, and gear provision where noted. Island Divers Cozumel is featured on The Adventure Collective and lists multi‑course pathways from introductory discovery dives through instructor‑level certification. Booking details, schedules, and current availability are provided through their official contact channels directly.
Tours Offered
15+
Range of dive experiences
Location
Cancún, Quintana Roo
Based in Cancún, Quintana Roo
Certifications
PADI • NAUI • GI Bill
Open water to instructor training
Trip Types
Boat & Cenote Dives
Boat dives and cenote options
Check availability for Discover Scuba, certifications, night dives, nitrox courses, or custom cenote trips — contact the team to book.
Complete Online Learning Early
Finishing the theory portion before arrival allows more time for practical dives and hands-on instruction.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect Cozumel’s delicate coral habitats by opting for mineral-based sunscreens like zinc oxide.
Take Seasickness Precautions
If prone to motion sickness, start preventative medication the night before to ensure comfort on boat rides.
Bring a Warm Layer for Evenings
Coastal evenings can cool down, especially in winter months, so pack a light jacket or sweater.
Mask and Snorkel
Having your own mask and snorkel ensures a perfect fit and comfort during surface intervals.
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protects your skin while minimizing impact on coral reefs under Cozumel’s strong sun.
summer
Light Jacket or Rash Guard
Keeps you warm and comfortable in cooler conditions before and after dives.
winter
Motion Sickness Medication
Helps prevent nausea on open-water boat rides, especially if you are prone to seasickness.