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Experience 5 days of expert-guided diving in Cozumel, Cenotes, Isla Mujeres, and Cancun's Marine Park, plus a guided tour of the stunning Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve.

The “I Want It All!” package offers certified divers a comprehensive journey through some of Mexico’s most iconic underwater and terrestrial sites. For $891 per person, this 5-day tour combines 10 expertly guided dives with a scenic tour of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. The tour is rated 4.4 out of 5, reflecting its popularity and the quality of experiences provided.
This tour is perfect for those who want to combine world-class diving in Cozumel, Cenotes, Cancun’s Marine Park, and Isla Mujeres with a nature-focused excursion. The inclusion of dive equipment and transportation from Cancun hotels makes it a practical choice. While tailored for certified divers, it offers a good mix of underwater exploration and natural sights, with some physical activity involved.
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This tour departs from Cancun, with round-trip transportation provided from hotels in the Cancun Hotel Zone or downtown. The convenience of included transport ensures a smooth start and finish, avoiding the hassle of arranging your own transfers. Meeting times are scheduled based on availability, and the tour is led by an experienced Spanish-speaking guide.
The tour is designed to maximize your time in the region, allowing you to explore several top dive sites and explore Sian Ka’an’s natural beauty without lengthy or complicated logistics. It’s an ideal option for those who want a comprehensive experience without separate bookings.

The journey begins with 2 dives in Cozumel’s Marine Park, a renowned area for vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. These underwater excursions showcase the pristine waters that make Cozumel famous, with professional instructors guiding you through crystal-clear depths.
Dive gear is provided, and water is available onboard to stay refreshed. The marine biodiversity here is notable, with divers often encountering colorful fish, reef formations, and possibly larger marine creatures. This stop is ideal for certified divers looking to experience one of Mexico’s top underwater destinations.

Next, the tour takes you into the cenotes, natural sinkholes formed by ancient limestone erosion. You get 2 dives inside these subterranean caverns, discovering limestone formations and submerged tunnels that create an otherworldly environment.
These cenotes are a favorite for their unique geological features and crystal-clear waters. The guided dives in cenotes are designed for certified divers, and dive equipment is included, making this segment both practical and thrilling.
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The third diving segment unfolds in Cancun’s National Marine Park, where 2 dives explore wrecks and outdoor reefs. The site features sunken ships and artificial reefs teeming with marine animals.
This area offers a different experience from Cozumel, focusing on larger structures and diverse marine species, providing variety in underwater scenery. The guides help ensure safety and enrich your understanding of the local marine environment.
The final two dives take place at Isla Mujeres National Marine Park, home to the MUSA underwater sculptures and vibrant coral gardens. This site blends art and nature, with sculptures submerged to foster coral growth and attract marine life.
Divers encounter thriving reefs and visual artworks, making it a visually striking end to the underwater part of the tour. The guided dives here are a highlight, especially for those interested in marine art and biodiversity.
Beyond underwater exploration, the tour features a guided nature trip into the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. The experience includes a visit to Mayan ruins at Muyil, where travelers can walk among ancient structures and learn about the area’s history.
The boat tour of the lagoon system reveals pristine waterways surrounded by lush vegetation. Guests enjoy a delicious lunch amid the scenic landscape. The entrance fee to the reserve is included in the package, ensuring a hassle-free visit. This part of the tour offers a peaceful contrast to the energetic underwater days.

All diving equipment is provided, and water onboard helps keep participants hydrated during the sea excursions. The tour includes transportation for the Cozumel and cenote dives, as well as for the Biosphere Reserve visit, making the entire experience more convenient.
The Spanish-speaking guide leads all activities, ensuring clear explanations and safety. The total duration of the tour is 5 days, with the option to reserve and pay later, offering flexibility. Cancelations are free if made up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour is well-suited for certified divers comfortable with multiple dives per day and various environments. The physical effort involved is manageable for most, but participants should be prepared for long days that include boat rides, walking, and underwater activity.
The lunches provided during cenote and marine park stops add a welcome touch of comfort, and water is available throughout the day. The tour’s pace allows for full exploration without feeling rushed, making it appropriate for those seeking a comprehensive experience.
This all-in-one package stands out because of its diverse locations—from Cozumel’s marine parks to the mystical cenotes, and the art-filled waters of Isla Mujeres—alongside a nature-focused experience in Sian Ka’an. The professional guides and included dive gear support a safe, confident diving environment.
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While the 5-day format requires a commitment, it rewards with a comprehensive exploration of the region’s best features. The $891 price includes most essentials, making it a cost-effective choice for certified divers eager to see a variety of underwater landscapes and experience Mexico’s natural beauty.
This tour is especially suited for divers who want diversity—combining marine exploration with cultural and ecological sights—all with convenient logistics. It offers a balanced mix of adventure, education, and relaxation in one carefully curated package.
Is this tour suitable for non-certified divers?
No, it is tailored specifically for certified divers; non-certified divers cannot participate in the dives.
Are dive equipment and water provided?
Yes, all dive gear is included, and water is available on the boats for hydration.
What locations do the dives take place?
The dives are in Cozumel’s Marine Park, cenotes in the Yucatan, Cancun’s Marine Park, and Isla Mujeres.
How long are the dives?
The specific durations are not detailed, but the total of 10 dives spans over the 5 days.
Are meals included?
Yes, lunch is provided during the cenote and marine park stops.
How is transportation handled?
Round-trip transportation from Cancun hotels to all dive sites and the Biosphere Reserve is included.
What is the guide language?
The activity is guided in Spanish.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are free if done up to 24 hours in advance.
What makes this tour different from others in Cancun?
It combines diving in diverse environments with a scenic nature tour, including Mayan ruins and a lagoon boat ride, all in one package.
Is this tour good for families or non-divers?
Non-divers can enjoy the nature tour in Sian Ka’an, but the diving component requires certification.
How physically demanding is the tour?
Participants should be comfortable with multiple days of diving and walking, but the schedule is paced to avoid exhaustion.