Cozumel Mexico

February 19-26, 2012

$1,380 diver double occ.
$ 1,130 non diver double occ.
$ 1,700 single diver

Buckeye Diving School will be invading the island of Cozumel for some hot diving during the coldest time old man winter can muster. Join Kurt Rodgers for a 7 day escape to a vitamin D rich environment sure to wash away the winter blues. Our Sunday to Sunday adventure is just what the doctor ordered.

Trip includes :
7 nights run of the house at Scuba Club
3 meals a day
5 days of two tank diving
Tanks for shore diving
Taxes

Not included :
Airfare/baggage fees
Transfers
Beverages
Gratuities
Marine park fee ($2 per day paid to dive store)

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Scuba Club will be our home during our stay in paradise. Only a short walk from downtown will keep the adventure fun. Dive lockers and boat pick up will be right at the resort and only a few steps from your room. All meals included make this an easy to digest holiday so you can concentrate on the important things like diving!

Airfare from Cleveland has been averaging around $600; keep your eyes peeled for the great deal as prices have been up and down.

We have created a payment plan to make this vacation an easy reality. Register now with a deposit and make the following payments on set dates, its just that easy.

$345 deposit at time of registration
$345 on September 19
$345 on November 21
$345 on January 5

Scuba Club is located on the waterfront --one mile south of the downtown Ferry Dock, this is an attractive multi-level building of Spanish-Colonial architecture, with only fifty five rooms. Designed and built --by divers for divers-- to provide all services in one convenient place, it boasts a freshwater swimming pool, restaurant-bar and in-house dive center. Across the street in a small annex, there is a very nice gift shop and convenience store as well as a retail dive shop. The ocean side is an Ironshore of limestone that drops to 15 feet and provides a very interesting wall for shallow diving and snorkeling. This area is full of crevices and small caves, which offers great opportunities for video and macro photography. Entry into the water is possible from either one of the piers and a very easy exit is found through a tunnel, that leads to a waist deep saltwater pool and a short staircase up to the deck. Night diving here will produce unique and memorable creature encounters.