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Chinchorro Bank

Mexico · 7 nights
Chinchorro Bank — diving in Mexico

Banco Chinchorro — the largest coral atoll in the Northern Hemisphere, located 30 km off the southern coast of Quintana Roo, Mexico. The biosphere reserve covers about 800 square kilometers and includes pristine coral reefs, mangroves, and sea grass beds.

The atoll is famous for encounters with American crocodiles in the mangroves — a unique diving experience available only here. Wreck diving is another highlight, with numerous vessels lost on the shallow reef over centuries. The eastern wall drops steeply into the depths with sponges, gorgonians, and pelagic encounters. Limited visitor numbers ensure pristine conditions.

What You'll See

Largest coral atoll in the Northern Hemisphere
American crocodile encounters in mangroves
Historic shipwrecks on the reef
Eastern wall with sponges and gorgonians
Biosphere reserve with limited visitor numbers

Conditions

Season

November–May

Visibility

20-30+ meters

Water Temperature

21–27°C

Level

Advanced+

Duration

7 nights

Useful Information

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Best Season

November–May (Socorro), June–October (whale sharks in La Paz)

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Visa

Electronic authorization (SAE) for Russian citizens

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How to Get There

Flights via Mexico City or direct charters. To Socorro — from Cabo San Lucas (24 hours by liveaboard).

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Climate

Tropical to desert, 25–35°C

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Currency

Mexican Peso (MXN), USD accepted

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Time Zone

UTC-6 to UTC-8

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