Celebrate the Mexican Revolution with us on November 20th! We invite you to dive here in Playa del Carmen!!! Reservaciones: www.phantomdivers.com info@phantomdivers.com (984) 879 3988 The post Dive with Phantom Divers this November 20th...
Read moreThe rays are part of the same family as sharks, they live in the warm tropical waters of the world, so it is common to see them during your dives in Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya, Mexico. There are many species of rays, which can measure up to...
Read moreThe Vela fish is the fastest fish that exists, reaches a speed of 30 meters per second, reaching a distance of 110 km per hour. Just to have a parameter imagine that this fish can travel an Olympic pool in less than a second! This is a fantastic...
Read moreMaintaining neutral buoyancy is the key to excellent diving. Also, the buoyancy control is very good for the marine environment since it prevents you from crashing into the coral reef and damaging the natural underwater habitat. Phantom Divers...
Read moreLittle seahorse at Playa del Carmen reefs with Phantom divers www.phantomdivers.com info@phantomdivers.com (984) 879 2988 The post Today! Seahorse from playa del carmen reefs appeared first on Phantom Divers.
Read moreSharks have inhabited the planet for 400 million years, these unpredictable animals have always generated fear because of the little and scattered information that has been available. Bull sharks are recognized by the following characteristics...
Read moreThe Mexican Caribbean is usually hot, clear and very calm. In the summer, the surface is totally crystalline. There is very little tidal wave. Average water temperatures are 28C / 82F in the summer and 25C / 77F in the winter. In summer comes 29C...
Read moreGo on a night dive with Phantom Divers on the Festeja el Dia De Muertos (Day of the Dead)!!! The post Dia de Muertos with Phantom Divers appeared first on Phantom Divers.
Read moreOne of the places you can visit while diving with Phantom Divers in Playa del Carmen is the sunken ship of Mama Viña; which sits erect in about 30 m deep on the coast of Playa del Carmen. The steel-hulled ship was intentionally sunk in 1996 after...
Read moreCozumel is a Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea which is only 45 minutes from Playa del Carmen. Cozumel in Maya means “land of the swallow”; It was named for its many species of native birds. The sea of Cozumel is full of reefs...
Read moreWhile diving in Playa del Carmen it is very easy to find jellyfish or aguamalas. Jellyfish are invertebrate animals and belong to the group called cnidarians. Your body is almost transparent and are formed by 95% water! The three main parts of a...
Read moreDiving in Playa del Carmen one of the most popular marine species for our divers is the marine turtle. Phantom divers divers find turtles every day and the best thing is that the camera does not scare them. Sea turtles are reptiles, because they...
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