Ojo de Agua
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About this site
Ojo de Agua is an easy, shallow dive in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, in 4.5 metres (15 feet) of water. It is a coastal cenote that flows straight into the sea. Fresh water rises from the seabed and blends with salt water, creating a shimmering effect that locals call the eye of the water.
Coral heads around it are full of life, from tiny macro shrimp to sleepy barracuda, and in season entire schools of baitfish and pompano swirl through the sunlight. It is calm and colourful by day, and a popular night dive just steps from the beach, where the light effect gets a psychedelic look.
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