text: Dive into Adventure: Exploring Cozumel’s Shark Encounters
  Fulfill your dream and encounter sharks in Cozumel. Cozumel’s clear, warm waters make it a popular destination for divers worldwide. Cozumel is a diving utopia within the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. It is home to various corals, fish, and invertebrates, including sharks. Join us as we delve into the common varieties of sharks you may encounter during your scuba diving adventures or while staying at Stingray Villa.
  Caribbean Reef Sharks:
  These sharks enjoy the tastes of animals such as other sharks, squids, crabs, jacks, herrings, tarpon, sardines, boxfish, toadfish, sea catfish, groupers, and their absolute favorite dish, rays. They hunt for their creature of choice twice daily, around dawn and dusk. The most well-known factor about them would undoubtedly have to do with their namesake. These sharks have flat, T-shaped heads that make them stand out from other sharks.
  These sharks are magnificent creatures. They can grow to be bigger than any scuba diver and are graceful and powerful. Other fish seem to be a little more careful whenever you see them on the reef. Divers have seen bull sharks on Playa del Carmen reefs for over 30 years. Los Arcos, one of the more popular deep dive sites north of Playa del Carmen, used to be known as Sharkies Place, named after the common shark sightings rather than its deep swim-throughs. These sharks are even more elusive in Cozumel than the hammerhead.