If size matters to you, consider the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef (the world´s 2nd longest).
Want more superlatives? Swim with the largest living fish in the world (the whale shark) during the summer, dives with groups of bull sharks (during the winter), and take a dip in the well known island of Cozumel. In the Mexican Caribbean, expect anything but ordinary: reefs are pristine, with regular sighting of rays, turtle, barracudas and moray eels but also small fish life like sea horses, spider crabs and pipe fish.

After a just a few visits, you’ll agree that the region (with so much action) is one you will never want to outgrow.

From the whale sharks and hunting sailfish of Isla Mujeres to the sheer walls of Cozumel and the bullsharks of Playa del Carmen, Mexico has underwater photo subjects galore.
But few are more seducing to photographers than the cenotes of the Yucatan, where it is easier than you think to have the truly religious experience of catching that shaft of light at the very moment it illuminates the watery floor below, or when undulating curtain of lights spill down through the jungle into the natural underground cathedrals.

Mexico is great photography destination for technical diver, scuba divers and freedivers!