Roberta's Scuba Shack / Dive ECO-cozumel

Roberta's Scuba Shack / Dive ECO-cozumel http://scubashackcoz.com/

Existing as one of Cozumel's premiere dive shops for over 25 years, Scuba

We offer -
- 2-tank dive trips @ 8:30 and 1:30 pm - $ 77 USD
- package pricing for multiple days of diving
- night dives
- advanced dives and twilight dives
- fast boats for more personalized service - we have 6 and 9 diver boats.
- Snorkeling trips
- cenote diving
- tank rentals
- scuba and snorkeling gear rental
- PADI and NAUI training for all levels
- group diving
- group trips to other worldly destinations

Did you know that more than 300 ships have sunk around Cozumel over the centuries?This massive anchor has been resting h...
13/05/2026

Did you know that more than 300 ships have sunk around Cozumel over the centuries?

This massive anchor has been resting here for well over 100 years. Its heavy arms slowly disappeared into the soft coral sand long ago… while the reef quietly reclaimed what humans left behind.
Every old anchor underwater feels like a doorway into another time. Silent. Rusted. Forgotten by history — but still alive as part of the ocean.
And honestly… finding things like this is one of the reasons I never get tired of diving Cozumel. ⚓🌊

📸 Photo by Alexey Zaytsev

On May 8th, David Attenborough turned 100 years old — a truly unique man who has spent decades telling the story of life...
11/05/2026

On May 8th, David Attenborough turned 100 years old — a truly unique man who has spent decades telling the story of life on Earth and inspiring millions of people with his love for nature. 🌍

Divers especially appreciate him for his incredible ocean documentaries: The Blue Planet, Blue Planet II, Planet Earth, and Our Planet. These films have inspired countless people to dive, explore, and protect the underwater world. 🌊🐢🐋

And even at 100 years old, David Attenborough continues his work. His new documentary, Ocean with David Attenborough, is coming to screens very soon. The film focuses on the beauty of the world’s oceans and the urgent need to protect them for future generations.

Thank you, Sir David, for teaching millions of people to see nature not as a resource, but as a miracle. 💙

10/05/2026

Follow the white rabbit… and you may find yourself in Wonderland. 🐇✨

The labyrinths of Palancar Reef are absolutely mesmerizing. You could drift through them endlessly, admiring the strange, beautiful shapes of sponges growing on the walls and ceilings — while sunlight slips in through countless openings, turning the reef into a living cathedral of blue light. 💙
Cozumel, Mexico.

Video by Alexey Zaytsev.
With Roberta’s Scuba Shack

Sometimes underwater… you feel watched.This Queen Conch was looking at me with a kind of calm awareness — not fear, not ...
07/05/2026

Sometimes underwater… you feel watched.

This Queen Conch was looking at me with a kind of calm awareness — not fear, not panic. Just presence.
For a moment, it felt like we were studying each other with the same curiosity.
And then you remember something uncomfortable.
These beautiful creatures — known in Mexico as caracol rosado — have been heavily overfished across the Caribbean.
Not for survival. For plates… and for souvenirs.
The same shell that looks so perfect on a shelf…
once had eyes looking out from it.
Maybe next time, when you see one underwater,
pause for a second.
Not just to take a photo —
but to really see who’s looking back at you.

📍 Palancar Reef, Cozumel
📷 Photo by Alexey Zaytsev | www.alexphotodive.com

06/05/2026

Sometimes underwater, you suddenly become part of the show.

You turn your head… and realize dozens of eyes are watching you through the submarine windows.
They’re the audience — and you’re the unexpected star of the moment 🙂
This is Chankanaab Reef, where encounters like this are just part of the magic.
Want to see a submarine from the other side of the glass?
Let’s go diving with us!

🎥 Video by Alexey Zaytsev

Underwater architecture at Palancar Caves, Cozumel 🌊Sea fans love to grow on the walls of reef caverns, where natural “t...
04/05/2026

Underwater architecture at Palancar Caves, Cozumel 🌊

Sea fans love to grow on the walls of reef caverns, where natural “tunnels” bring a gentle flow of water — and with it, their food.
For divers, it feels like swimming through delicate underwater lace. But this beauty is fragile. Control your buoyancy, move slowly, and leave only bubbles behind. 🤿✨

📸 Photo by Alexey Zaytsev
Roberta’s Scuba Shack, Cozumel

03/05/2026

A giant stood calmly on the sandy bottom, gently moving the sand with its pectoral fin…

No rush. No stress. Just pure presence.
It honestly looked like meditation — but in fish form.
A quiet moment of underwater zen.
He was so absorbed in it, so at peace, that he barely noticed us divers watching from a respectful distance.
Encounters like this are rare.
Very rare.

In 4 years of diving in Cozumel, this is only my third time seeing a black grouper like this.
And moments like these…
they remind you why you keep going underwater.

📍 Cozumel
📸 Video by Alexey Zaytsev

I finally found where bumblebee shrimp live… 🐝Not on corals.Not hiding in cracks.They choose something way more… unexpec...
01/05/2026

I finally found where bumblebee shrimp live… 🐝

Not on corals.
Not hiding in cracks.
They choose something way more… unexpected.
A sea cucumber.
On this one alone, I counted nearly a dozen of them — tiny, striped hitchhikers living their whole lives on a single moving creature.
Nature doesn’t just create beauty underwater…
it creates entire hidden worlds on top of it.

Next time — definitely bringing a stronger macro lens. This story deserves a closer look. 🔍

📍 Cozumel
📸 Photo by Alexey Zaytsev

Perfect design for life underwater.500 million years of evolution.Next to this quiet perfection, we humans look… clumsy....
26/04/2026

Perfect design for life underwater.
500 million years of evolution.

Next to this quiet perfection, we humans look… clumsy.
Awkward in our movements.
Restless in our minds.
Maybe that’s the price we pay for the ability to change.
To evolve not just physically—but consciously.
But the real question is…
Are we actually changing for the better?

📍 Cozumel
📸 Alexey Zaytsev – Underwater Photographer

Dirección

Carrera Costera Sur KM 3. 5
San Miguel De Cozumel
77600

Horario de Apertura

Lunes 7:30am - 7:30pm
Martes 7:30am - 7:30pm
Miércoles 7:30am - 7:30pm
Jueves 7:30am - 7:30pm
Viernes 7:30am - 7:30pm
Sábado 7:30am - 7:30pm
Domingo 7:30am - 7:30pm

Teléfono

52 (987) 872-4240

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