An underwater experience in Cozumel. Sea Trek, also known as Helmet Diving, is as easy as walking and breathing. Fun for the whole family ages 8 …
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Feb 2, 2024
Excellent experience. Book through an excursion company which had great directions and information about the helmet trek. They had lockers to store our items and good information before going under w…Full review by R F
Dec 4, 2023
Unprofessional, cancelled our tour and never told us! Horrible customer service, very disappointed. Such a sad experience for me and my partner.Full review by ladieg88
Nov 12, 2020
This was way easier than I thought it would be and you can wear prescription glasses in the helmet !! The guides are great, always checking in with you and making sure you're comfortable using hand s…Full review by Ngaire M
Hi my daughter is about 78lbs. I know the guidelines say 80. Do y’all weigh them?
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Howdy Lainey! Well that's certainly cutting it close. While we do not have scales to weight guests, we rely on an honest answer. Here is where a hardy breakfast may be a good idea. …
Howdy Lainey! Well that's certainly cutting it close. While we do not have scales to weight guests, we rely on an honest answer. Here is where a hardy breakfast may be a good idea. LOL. That said, 80 lbs is the minimum weight required. For safety and insurance purposes we cannot accept people under the minimum weight. If, for any reason, anyone is not allowed to Sea Trek, a full refund will be given. All the best, Steven
I'm terrified of stingrays and sharks. What is the likelihood of stepping on a stingray and is the area roped off to prevent sharks from coming near us?
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Hi, that's a great question! Sea Trek is a fun and safe adventure for practically anyone. Your chances of being bitten by a shark or stung by a stingray are nearly zero, here's why: #1 Sea …
Hi, that's a great question! Sea Trek is a fun and safe adventure for practically anyone. Your chances of being bitten by a shark or stung by a stingray are nearly zero, here's why: #1 Sea Trek is a group activity that's done in the same place every day where there is a lot of human activity. While the fish are used to humans here, predatory sharks will stay very far away as they don't like all the bubbles and people. Also, you are not on a shark's menu. #2 Stepping on a stingray. Your guide will instruct you to shuffle your feet as you walk. The stingray will feel the vibrations and swim away way before you even get close. #3 Our guide will never place you in any kind of danger. It's important to tell your guide of any anxieties or concerns that you may have. They will extend their underwater comfort level to you so you may enjoy your Sea Trek adventure. Have fun and happy Sea Trekking!
We plan on doing this in January. How cold will the water be? My wife is planning on bringing her wetsuit, and just wondered if that would be a waste of space.
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Hi there! Average water temperature in January is 79˚ (between 77˚ and 82˚). You are from Pennsylvania so you probably have a higher tolerance over us locals. Body mass is another …
Hi there! Average water temperature in January is 79˚ (between 77˚ and 82˚). You are from Pennsylvania so you probably have a higher tolerance over us locals. Body mass is another factor. A thin wetsuit should be more than enough. I personally think it's better to error on the side of comfort and enjoy the experience than to shiver throughout the entire dive. That said, it may be a waste of space. LOL
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