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"Cozumel is a place that every diver should visit at least once (and ideally a gazilllion times). With the group programs offered by Great Pacific, there is no reason not to come. Come join in on the experience of a lifetime." James Hollis, Bwana, Great Pacific Diving

		Ancient Mayan inscription found on the sidewalk in front of Cozumel's infamous "Carlos & Charlies" restaurant/cabaret. Without question a "tongue-in-cheek" boast by this club; most of the facilities in the area offer some of the best customer service found anywhere in the world.
		Jim & Kay Barnes reach out and touch a heckuva big telephone.
		Mark Davy, Stefan & Chuck Kaleta and Mike Delaney preparing to board the "Paradise Diver" The group would board at 08:00 (Mexican time). The normal excursion would see the vessel first sail to the premiere deep dives at the south end of the Island (including Punta Sur and the Devil's Throat). Dives 2 and 3 of the day were made on the way back north to the hotel.
		All GPD Cozumel trips have included an optional "Cenote" cavern experience. The Yucatan peninsula with its' limestone geology has an enormous series of flooded caverns & caves that divers can explore. When the jungle overhead a cavern or cave collapses, an opening known as a "well" or "Cenote" (in Mayan) is formed. Exploration of the Cenotes can normally only be made by trained cavern or cave divers. We use local cave instructors who give extensive briefings and limit group size to a max of 4 when we take our divers into the Cenotes.

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