135 Divers, Epic Cozumel Reefs & Cenote Dives | Dolphin Pod Takes Over Mexico! скачать в хорошем качестве

135 Divers, Epic Cozumel Reefs & Cenote Dives | Dolphin Pod Takes Over Mexico!

Way more fun then a game of pickle ball. The Dolphin Pod just came back from Cozumel Mexico and the pod was 135 strong. New friends, old friends and fun times at the Iberostar and we even got to dive the Cenotes near Talum. Sitting just off Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Cozumel boasts crystal clear, warm waters every day of the year and is home to a wide array of marine life. Wildlife encounters include spotted eagle rays, nurse sharks, turtles, stingrays, moray eels, tons of reef fish, and the endemic splendid toadfish, only found in Cozumel. At Iberostar Waves Cozumel, live a 5-star experience along one of the most famous coral reefs on Earth. This all-inclusive hotel is located on the island of Cozumel, about 12.5 miles from the international airport. It has a diving center with its own boats to help you explore the second-largest coral reef in the world. If you love connecting with nature, just wait until you immerse yourself in the waters of Cozumel. You’ll fall in love with what you see! Enjoy a family atmosphere in their fully equipped bungalow-style rooms from which you can easily access the pools, spa and the extensive white sandy beach. They’ll serve up your favorite meal at either their international buffet or in their themed restaurants so you can enjoy their gastronomy to the fullest. They offer a healthy, tasty and natural menu that varies according to the local produce and the season.   Iberostar Waves Cozumel is expertly located between an array of top dive sites, all within 15 minutes of the resort. You can easily explore the tropical reefs and observe its vibrant underwater sea life from up close.  Don't forget to click the thumbs up and "Subscribe" buttons to be one of the first to know what's happening at Dolphin Scuba Center. Follow us! Facebook:   / dolphinscuba   Instagram:   / dolphinscuba   Twitter:   / dolphinscuba