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- San Juan Teotihuacán
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Enjoy a guided tour to the Teotihuacán archeological site and learn about its history
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Atlantis Cozumel: Submarine Experience
Explore the beautiful deep blue sea! See tropical fish, corals, and a shipwreck
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 46
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Live guide: English, Spanish
Instead of sinking more margaritas in Mexico, sink yourself on this amazing Submarine Expedition. From the windows of Mexico's first submersible for tourists, you'll see fish, reefs and even a US Navy shipwreck!
Hop aboard a very special submarine – Atlantis XII. We can't guarantee it will be yellow (in fact, we're pretty sure it's not), but it will transport you to a wonderful watery world and a thousand colors of the deep blue sea as you peer through its huge round windows.
See the famous Cozumel Wall, an 1800-feet drop-off on the edge of the island of Cozumel. Gaze at tropical fish, lobsters, colorful corals, sponges, and more, and happen upon the storied wreck of the Felipe Xicotencatl.
It first belonged to the U.S. Navy, was then sold to the Mexican Navy and spent almost 40 years on rescue missions and searching for illegal drugs. And then finally, it was sunk on purpose so that it could enhance marine life in the area.
Snap up this ticket and get ready for your trip to the bottom of the sea! Is there anywhere else as beautiful?
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