Josh took us on 2 spectacular reef dives in Cozumel. Tank-Ha's high speed boat made it a quick trip…read morefrom Playa del Carmen. The visibility was amazing with a wide variety of coral, fish and a few lobsters

It has been a long time since I have been diving with Tank-Ha. I live in the USA, and am now 71…read moreyears old with some health issues, but when I was in my mid 30s up until about 15 years ago, I went diving a lot. The numerous times that I was at Playa del Carmen, I was diving with Tank-Ha. I am truly pleased to see that they are in business still and from the ratings, are obviously doing a great job. When I was diving, I went to several cenote dives with them and a videographer named Steve from California. He was employed with Tank ha, or at least served their clientele on an exclusive basis. He and I got to be very good friends. I don't know if he is still there, or if he is still even in Mexico, he was about my age. Happened to recently find some of the old VHS tapes that I got when I went diving with Steve through Tank ha. After a dive day, he would take a few of us to his house, serve us beer and popcorn, and show us that days diving videos which we obviously purchased. When I ran across these the other day, they brought back some really great memories and I cannot imagine that the dive shop has done anything but improve. They were the greatest then and I'm sure they're even better now.

My son and I did the two outside reef dive in September. Everything was great. Gaby did a fabulous…read morejob arranging things and Fabio, Aldo and Miguel were great on the day of the tour. The weather, seas and marine life cooperated too.

Aldo and his team were so wonderful! We planned to do the wreck dive, but conditions ended up being…read moremore rough than expected, so we improvised. Aldo is incredibly talented and has safety as his top priority!! We will absolutely be back!

I met with Alan to do my Advanced Open Water Diver certification and had an amazing experience…read more Alan is professional, knowledgeable, and overall a great guy to be around. We went to all of the best spots, and Alan knows the right times to get there so you have great light and minimal crowds. He even got some great underwater footage of me diving which I posted on IG. 10/10 would recommend!

Simply put, Alan is an incredible instructor. From top-notch communication to excellent teaching…read morestyle both visually and written. I was shopping around some large diving companies until I came across his company and I am not disappointed. We did two days of diving and the vibe was great. I learned a lot, had a blast and I am coming home with a lifelong skill thanks to Alan! Highly recommend this for anyone interested in getting their open water certifications and really understand the basics of diving

If you're cenote diving in the Tulum / Playa del Carmen areas, these are your people…read more Roxy and Guadeloupe's refreshing positive energy and kindness welcomed me into this unforgettable adventure. Roxy's patience and 25 years of professional dive competency made all the difference for a safe and fun dive at Dos Ojos. Grateful to Get Wet for giving me one of the most exciting and memorable experiences of my life. Can't wait to do it again! Also a great way to support a women-owned business!

Can't say enough about how great this business is. Roxy and Guadalupe are incredibly professional,…read morefun, and provide amazing experiences. My partner and I have gone on many ocean and cenote dives, (including a bull shark observation! ) with Get Wet and we couldn't be happier. We keep coming back.

We had a great time diving with dive house. We visited 1/22/24 and 1/23/24. The main dive shop was…read moreat dreams hotel and we stayed at secrets (sister hotel). At secrets they had a kiosk area where we were able to sign up for diving, pay, rent gear, etc. it was very convenient! We were worried we would have to walk to the other hotel but even to get onto the boat we had a pier at our hotel. Also, they did everything for us set up our gear, brought the rentals on the boat we needed and even cleaned and delivered our personal gear we brought. My only complaint was some of the rental gear was on the older side. For example, the BCD my friends rented didn't have weight pockets so they had to use a weight belt and while doing his safety check we noticed a broken regulator. They did quickly switch it out but something to note when using the rental gear. I would recommend bringing your own if you have. We had some issues with port closure due to the weather but Dive house was able to accommodate us to dive on different days. We saw lots of sea turtles, nurse sharks, sting rays and eagle rays. They also were great with one of my friends who was only has his open water certification and never been in the ocean. We had a really good experience with dive house and would dive with them again. The staff was great this includes victor, Jorge, David and all the other staff we encountered. I wish I was better with names and could name everyone.

Luis and I just returned from another awesome dive trip with the fantastic people of The Dive…read moreHouse. I cannot say enough great things about these folks. The DMs are experts and take such great care to show off their reef and treat everyone to amazing adventures. I'd list them all but I'd be remiss if I left anyone out. They have a great crew who will clean and hang up your gear for you--these are important behind the scenes ppl. Do not overlook them. The Captains and boat crew help get you to the site, in the water and back safely on the boat. We've been diving with this crew since 2011 and will continue to dive with them in the future. Thank you so much!!!

Unlike many other business in Tulum, these guys aren't there for hitting U up for one time quick…read morebuck, but actually make sure that their guests are taken care of and stand behind their product. Stopped by randomly while passing by as my woman noticed some jewelry she wanted to check out. They sell hand made jewelry along with diving gear. Instead of waiting outside I opted to go in myself and ended up purchasing a mask for snorkeling among with other stuff. After buying a $100 US dollar mask, I was surprised to find out that my mask leaked water during my trip to Akumal. Being in Mexico, and not keeping my receipt, I was under the impression that I blew my money away and didn't have much hope for a remedy from a now used mask. Nevertheless I stopped by on my way back, and the owner immediately took ownership and assured me that he would remedy my problem one way or another. His wife took her time to troubleshoot, after which she arranged a similar priced mask that worked perfectly for me there after. She even thought me how to prevent my mask from fogging... Granted that I keep on coming back to Tulum all the time, I'd gladly support this business in future and recommend others who are looking for reliable folks to do business with!

My group wanted to do snorkeling and at first I was going to go with a place off Viator but Reddit…read moresteered me to Casa del Buceo - it's a small locally owned business and the prices are very fair compared to other places. For reference, a private group of eight on a 2 hour snorkeling tour was 1500 pesos per person. I think we could have done 2.5 hours but more on that later. Booking and confirming the reservation was a breeze - I did it all over email but they also have WhatsApp. Two days before our scheduled date, they asked to push it to a day earlier because the weather was looking bad the morning that we requested so I felt very reassured that they were keeping an eye on the forecast. Now I've only gone snorkeling once before but the snorkeling around the island gets pretty choppy with the waves. I'm saying that as someone who gets seasick at the drop of a hat and even thought I took medication before this trip, I still got super seasick as soon as the boat stopped and we were just swaying around and putting on our fins. Getting in the water and seeing all the cool fish (the visibility was great) helped but by the end of the second snorkeling stop (where they took us out much deeper and the waves were ROUGH), a few others and I were basically green and we called the end of the tour and headed back. I can't say enough good things about the people who work here, from the guy who helped get us set up with our equipment and later brought me a mug of super fizzy Coke to help settle my stomach to our tour guide who pointed out neat things below us (like the underwater sculptures at MUSA). I will say that the actual mechanics of snorkeling was a learn as you go approach - we didn't get much instruction other than just to blow on the googles if they fogged up - so unless you're an experienced snorkeler/swimmer, you might spend the first ten minutes accidentally gulping salt water. Once I did get the hang of it, it was a lot of fun. And even though the open water got terrifying near the end and, despite my nausea, I was fighting back fears of being swept away on the current, I felt safe that our guide was somewhere close around us. I don't think snorkeling is in the cards for me in the near future but for anyone else who's interested, I can't recommend CdB enough!

We couldn't go out due to the weather, which happens. We tried to be as flexible as possible, but…read moreboth days, the port didn't let anyone out. Casa del Buceo kept $120 USD of our deposit, and did not provide any service. Why not a full refund? That's a good question. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this place. Unless you are going same day when the weather is nice, maybe the team is good, but I wouldn't reserve in advance again with them due to their lack of flexibility.