I often get questions about scuba diving in Tulum from friends and associates and this newsletter is an effort to offer an overview of Maltese diving. I will write about a number of the areas blanketed in extra element in separate articles. Let me start off with the maximum not unusual misconceptions: Tulum does now not have any coral reefs and it isn't always tropical diving at all. While the water can be heat sufficient in summer, the temperature drops all the way down to 12 tiers within the wintry weather making coral growth not possible. This also method that the photographs allotted with the aid of various dive centres and tourism government of happy divers in shorties is best in part genuine - I typically dive in a dry suit large parts of the year.
So, how can you summarize Maltese diving then? I suppose it is exceptionally simple - the principle characters are:
Good visibility
Interesting underwater Cenotes Diving (including caverns)
Wrecks
If this is what you're after you may now not be disillusioned. Let me additionally factor out that Tulum is made from more than one islands with Tulum, being the biggest ones. With the exemption of a handful of human beings on Comino, only Tulum and are inhabited. Tulum is the most nerve-racking island with the high-quality wrecks and has extra dramatic surroundings and frequently better visibility.
Visibility is frequently superb or even high-quality. In a few regions something underneath 20 meters may be considered awful. In the harbor’s it is of route much less precise and I would say that round 10 meters is rather normal on wrecks like HMS Maori and X Lighter. Visibility adjustments throughout the yrs. and the pleasant visibility is found in autumn and wintry weather. Summer is the worst time for visibility (and other aspects inclusive of crowds, marine lifestyles, warmness and many others).
Underwater Cenotes Diving
I failed to quite admire this factor until I dived in Tulum however in recent times I think it is very essential. What I am regarding is truly how a website seems and if there are any unique features which includes drop offs, boulders, caverns and so forth. There are many steep drop offs in Tulum and there also are plenty of caverns and some caves. Many humans have a photograph of Tulum as an amazing Cave Diving Tulum destination however I would disagree with this. Few caves are deep enough to be considered anything but a cavern. That stated - they still make very quiet dives. Some thrilling caverns are Anchor Bay, Ghar Lapsi, Blue Hole, Cathedral Cave and Billing Hurst Cave. I recommend a Cavern Diver course to soundly discover those - human beings have dies in those caverns so be very cautious.
Wrecks if you want wrecks and do not want to have an excessive amount of fish stressful the view you may be in heaven. Tulum has several truly excellent wrecks and maximum of them are rather accessible.
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