Twilight Plus Night Dive in Cozumel: Explore the Ocean After Sunset
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; participants should be comfortable diving and managing equipment in changing conditions.
Overview
Experience the thrill of Cozumel’s Twilight Plus Night Dive, where certified divers explore vibrant reefs as daylight fades and nocturnal sea life emerges. Discover a hidden underwater world after sunset with expert guides and a small group setting.
Twilight Plus Night Dive - $150
Ages 12+ • Four Hours • Starting at $2800 MX
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of a 2-tank Twilight/Night dive, where you’ll explore underwater wonders as day turns to night. With expert guidance, enjoy the serene beauty of the ocean after sunset, complemented by snacks and refreshments. Perfect for certified divers aged 12 and up, this adventure promises unforgettable memories.
Join us for an exciting 2-tank Twilight/Night dive!
Duration
4 Hours
Rates
- Priced Per Person $2300 MX (Approx $130 USD)
- Equipment Rentals Available for Additional Cost
About
- The tour leaves later in the afternoon as the sun is low in the sky. The night dive begins once the sun has fully set.
Please be at the marina 20 minutes before scheduled departure.
Includes
- Tanks, Weights
- Dive Guide
- Snacks, Fruit, Water
What to Bring:
- Certification Card
- Hat, Rash Guard shirt
- Light Jacket in winter months
Requirements
- Minimum age: 12+
- Min. certification: Open Water Certification required
Gratuity is not included Marine Park Fee 100 Pesos, $6 USD Cash Only
Adventure Tips
Bring a reliable dive light
Essential for spotting nocturnal marine life and navigating safely during the night portion of the dive.
Check your equipment beforehand
Verify all gear is in excellent working condition prior to the dive, especially regulators and masks.
Stay close to your dive buddy
Visibility drops during night dives, so maintaining close communication and proximity is crucial for safety.
Dress in layers post-dive
Evenings on the ocean can cool quickly; bring a warm towel or jacket to stay comfortable after surfacing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Spiny lobsters emerging at night
- Brightly glowing bioluminescent plankton
History
Cozumel’s coral reefs have long been recognized for their ecological significance and were part of the marine protected areas established in the 1990s.
Conservation
Dive operators in Cozumel carefully adhere to sustainable practices to minimize reef impact, supporting reef preservation efforts through education and regulation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Underwater dive light
Crucial for illuminating nocturnal sea creatures and navigating in darkness.
Wetsuit (3-5mm)
Keeps divers comfortable during cooler water temperatures in spring and throughout the year.
spring specific
Surface signaling device
Important for safety when surfacing away from boat or in low visibility.
Dive computer with night dive mode
Helps track depth and time precisely for safer night diving profiles.