Frequently Asked Questions
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Bottled water
Dry-fit towels to use on board
Air 80 CF (standard) tanks
Weights & (weight belts if needed)
Mask defogger to clean your mask prior any dive
We serve different snacks everyday during the surface interval along with fresh fruit and juice
Sea Life Cozumel water bottle souvenir
Valet diving: We will rinse, store over night, and have your gear ready on the boat in the morning.
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We are located at the Marina called “CALETA”. That’s where we have our boat and also where we do our operation.
Click to see our location ➔ Caleta Antigua - Google Maps
Marina CALETA has an easy access, parking lot and restroom. No need to walk long distances from the parking lot to our operation center
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We have a 2020 Argos brand fast boat named DIVE LIFE empowered with twins 115HP YAMAHA outboard engines (recent model). Our 2 engines get us to the dive sites quick. It usually takes between 25 and 30 mins to get to any dive site.
Our boat is 29 ft long and 6.5ft wide with a capacity of 8 divers + 1 captain + 2 dive guides. The perfect size boat to ride comfortably to the dive sites. It also offers plenty of space between divers.
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Yes, our boat crew is refreshed with a CPR and First Aid training course every 3 months, on top of that our dive guides and scuba instructors review their rescue diver skills in and out of the water to refresh their knowledge and proper technics in any kind of event.
There’s an Aid kit, an oxygen kit with 2 full oxygen tanks, 14 life jackets, and a life ring on the boat.
Our boat has a VHF marine radio to be always in contact with all dive boats and the coast guard in the same radio channel every dive trip.
Sea Life Cozumel is affiliated with COSTAMED hyperbaric chamber and DAN here in Cozumel, we are updated with the most recent information in diving.
Our boat captain, dive guides, and scuba instructors are native of Cozumel. They know the areas and reefs very well.
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Yes, your dive gear will be safe with us. We will rinse, store over night, and have your gear ready on the boat in the morning.