This is a slopping wall which has lots of plant growth and lots of sponges which attracts lots of turtles.... It is a high velosity drift dive. The wall is beautiful and there are ledges and cracks which are always interesting. This is considered an advanced dive and usually a second dive after a surface interval. I suggest diving with Liquid Blue Divers for small, fast and limited divers. Steel tanks afford a bit longer bottom time.
Facts about Punta Tunich
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Steven AndersonThis image of a reef scene was taken at Punta Tunich off Cozumel...Viz unlimited!
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Steven AndersonThis image of a Conch taking a quick look was taken during a dive at Punta Tunich - Cozumel
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Steven AndersonThis Hawksbill Turtle was a bit lazy as I swam up to him while he was eating algae off the reef. This image was taken during a dive on Tunich a slopping wall and reef off Cozumel.
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Ken KieferStingray relaxing
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Ken KieferHawksbill Sea Turtle
diving through a school of Creole Wrasse
in Cozumel, Mexico
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