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Cedar Pass

Cedar Pass, or Paseo del Cedral as some call it, is one of our go-to spots when we want a relaxed dive with a proper payout. It’s shallow, topping out at 19 metres, making it ideal for taking your time, especially if you’re newer to diving or just looking to burn through less air. The real magic here is the landscape – a maze of little coves and crevices, perfect for poking around. We always find something interesting tucked away, whether it's a shy Pallid Goby or a surprisingly chunky Spotted Trunkfish peering out. The visibility is usually superb, around 27 metres, which means the light filtering through the water into those little hideaways is just beautiful. We’ve had some fantastic encounters here, from lazily cruising nurse sharks to the odd spotted eagle ray gliding past. Keep an eye out for the Splendid toadfish, it's a Cozumel exclusive and always a treat to spot their grumpy faces. We love how photogenic Cedar Pass is, with schools of parrotfish and tobacco basslets swirling around the coral. It’s a site that rewards a slow pace and a keen eye.