Enjoy diving in Barracuda and Sabalos reef, Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

Playa del Carmen offers many good dive sites to divers from all over the world. 

Two of them are Barracuda and Sabalos reef, both located about 15 minutes south of Playa del Carmen in front of Xcaret. 

Barracuda and Sabalos are quiet shallow reefs with a maximum depth of 45 to 50 feet.  

A large variety of sea life, large schools of colorful fish, sponges, hard and soft corals can be enjoyed in Barracuda and Sabalos reef. 

Many overhangs, cavern formations and holes make the diving in these reefs very interesting, since they are filled with life and plenty of things to discover.

 scorpion fish

grey angelfish

Morays, crabs, spider crabs, parrot fish, angel fish, triggerfish, tarpon, schools of barracuda, big groupers and much much more is what you can discover while diving in Barracuda and Sabalos reef.

Join PHANTOM DIVERS soon for some great dives!

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Diving in PUERTO MORELOS, Mexico.

The Riviera Maya has a lot to offer to enthusiastic divers.

Our dive center - PHANTOM DIVERS - is located in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, but we also organize fascinating tours to other places such as to the small village called Puerto Morelos, located between Playa del Carmen and Cancun. 

Just few people know this marine park which makes it even more interesting: the reefs are very intact and there is a huge and colorful quantity of sea life inhabiting the beautiful reefs like CUEVONES, PICUDAS, CARACOL, LA BOCANA, EL TUNEL, LOS JARDINES, LA PARED, ACUARIO among others.

Among connoisseurs Puerto Morelos is known for one of the nicest ship wrecks in the area, the C-56 Juan Escutia. 

There are large schools of fish wondering around this ship wreck and the C-56 is habitat for different kinds of corals covering it. 

The ship was sunk in the year 2000 at a depth of 30 meters / 100 feet with the purpose of creating an artificial coral reef. 

If you like new experiences you will love this!!!

Come and enjoy the Mexican Caribbean with us!!

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COME TO HAVE A CLOSER LOOK!

When it comes to diving 

most divers like to talk about bigger marine animals 

they saw on their dives, such as sharks, barracudas, rays, morays or turtles just to mention a few. 

And there is no doubt that it is amazing to see those beautiful creatures. 

But as you will see it is definitely worth to have a closer look while diving 

to discover the tiny little animals living in the reefs or 

to search for the not so small but camouflaged animals in the ocean.

So next time you go diving watch out for those little beauties!

Little squat anemone shrimp

They can usually be found on corals and diverse anemones always in close proximity to its host.

Usually seen in pairs, but also in groups of six to eight.

Flamingo tongue snail

feeding by browsing on the living tissues of the soft corals on which it lives

Juvenile Trunkfish 

with the size of a pea buzzing around

Fireworm

they can usually be found on reefs, under stones in rocky areas of the sea

Peacock flounder hiding in the sand

Come to the Mexican Caribbean!

It will be a pleasure for the staff of Phantom Divers to show you the big picture as well as the hidden details!

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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO OUR FRIENDS FROM THE STATES

Phantom Divers wishes you all a very happy 

4TH OF JULY! 

What better way to celebrate this symbol of liberty 

than with some amazing dives? 

Feel the sense of liberty diving in the Mexican Caribbean and enjoying 

colorful and lively reefs in Playa del Carmen, 

magical Cenotes and

 amazing wall dives in Cozumel.

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Presidential elections and immersions in the Mexican Caribbean!

Presidential elections and immersions in the Mexican Caribbean!

We are waiting for you this Sunday, July 1st, for some dives in the reefs of Playa del Carmen or Cozumel before or after you go to the ballot box for your vote. Celebrate with an immersion in the Mexican Caribbean. 

There is so much to see and enjoy, don't miss this opportunity!

The weather is great and the water conditions are perfect. 

Show us that you went to vote as a responsible citizen and we will offer you a discount this Sunday!

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Tarpon in Playa del Carmen, Mexico

In the last few days large schools of tarpon have been sighted in Sabalos Reef (Tarpon Reef) offering a great show.

Come to visit us and let us show you this spectacle as well as much more the Mexican Caribbean offers to divers.

Tarpon move in large schools 

This prehistoric fish which has a life span of 50 years is also called the "silver king" due to its majestic appearance of size and color

Tarpon (megalops atlanticus) can grow up to 8 feet and weight up to 280 pounds

The tarpon is the only fish able to absorb oxygen from the atmosphere due to their air bladder

Don't hesitate!

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CASA CENOTE IN THE MAYAN RIVIERA, MEXICO!

CASA CENOTE IN THE MAYAN RIVIERA, MEXICO!

CASA CENOTE connects one of the largest subterranean systems with the ocean. 

This cenote is located 10 km north of Tulum and 70 km south of Playa del Carmen. 

The maximum depth is 8 meters. 

Due to the connexion with the ocean it is possible to admire some fish like the snook.

Get your group together and we organize this dive for you!

Huge rocks and green algaes growing on the bottom of the cenote decorate this site making it look beautiful to the divers.

There are also small caves around this cenote often used by manatees.

The Yucatan peninsula is like a huge sponge where the water runs through underground caves. It's one of the largest subterranean systems with fresh water in the world.

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