Palancar Reef is Cozumel’s
most famous diving attraction with massive housed-sized coral buttresses.
Palancar’s reef structure is comprised of a three and a half mile long stretch
of patch reefs, sand channels, impressive drop-offs and towering coral
ramparts, the peaks of which rise to within 60 to 100 feet of the surface. The walls of these monolithic edifices are
honeycombed with tunnels, ballroom-sized caverns and passageways. Look over the edge of
Palancar’s abyssal drop-off and you will be gazing at the Undersea Temple of
the Mayan Gods, the 3,000 foot ocean trench that separates Cozumel from the
Yucatan Peninsula.
Splendid Toadfsh - they are indigenous to Cozumel and not easy to find.
Kathryn's photo of Jett at work.
Kathryn diving Palancar Reef.
Kathryn diving Palancar Reef.
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