DIVE WRECK IN COZUMEL

Has anyone dove the new wreck in Cozumel. If so, was it considered a
regular dive or an additional cost dive. Also, how was it and were you
allowed to penetrate the wreck?

Thanks,
Robert Lloyd

I'm not sure what wreck you're talking about. The C-53 is the only one
I know of there and it has been there for several years. It is in about
70 feet of water and has been cut apart to allow easy penetration.
Bring a small light and rig for penetration.

I've done it twice. Both times my dive buddies got hung up on something
and I had to unhook them. Also there are some very sharp edges around
the doors. On my first dive I took my buddy to the local hospital for
some stitches.

Dr. Yak

Robert Lloyd wrote:
> Has anyone dove the new wreck in Cozumel. If so, was it considered a
> regular dive or an additional cost dive. Also, how was it and were you
> allowed to penetrate the wreck?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Lloyd
>

Robert Lloyd wrote:

> Has anyone dove the new wreck in Cozumel. If so, was it considered a
> regular dive or an additional cost dive. Also, how was it and were you
> allowed to penetrate the wreck?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Lloyd
>



I echo Dr. Yak's comments. This is not a dive you want to do without
gloves, be careful where you put your hands. Stay on the follow
lines, never venture off alone. Though the C-53 isn't new to those of
us that dive Coz regularly, it's not yet old enough to have much
growth on it, and with the diver traffic, maybe never will. It's
interesting for a new thing to do, but not interesting enough to make
a habit of it. Just north of Chankanaab Reef.

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> Has anyone dove the new wreck in Cozumel. If so, was it considered a
> regular dive or an additional cost dive. Also, how was it and were you
> allowed to penetrate the wreck?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Lloyd

Robert , we are adive operator in Cancun, contact Daniel at
info@personaldiving.com he will give you all the info about the wreck
in the area, and if you like you can visit
http://www.personaldiving.com where you can find videos of the wreks
in the area.

Pablo