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You
do not need to snorkel
or scuba dive to admire the beautiful marine
life of the Caribbean sea. Over in Cozumel,
A ride on a tourist submarine is a
remarkable experience. For many people, it
will be their only opportunity to journey
underwater and to see the myriad creatures
of the deep on a natural, first-hand basis.
Tourist submarines are generally spacious
and comfortable with excellent air
conditioning systems and large view ports.
Atlantis Submarines takes passengers aboard
a high-tech sub to depths of more than 100
feet as a multilingual guide points out the
more unique fish and plant life that goes
by.
The 48-passenger submarine, Atlantis XII,
offers you a chance to experience why
Cozumel remains one of the top dive
destinations in the world. Diving to depths
of up to 100 feet, Atlantis brings you up
close and personal with Cozumel’s top
attraction, Chankanaab, an exciting part of
the second largest reef in the world.
Chankanaab, an underwater marine park
established to protect the delicate balance
of its dazzling coral reefs and countless
species of tropical fish, offers crystal
clear visibility of up to 200 feet. While on
this comfortable, safe voyage to the ocean
floor, look out the extra-large viewing
ports of the Atlantis XII and enjoy the
wonders of the deep. The
tour last: 1 hour and 50 minutes (45 minutes
of immersion) and
you will be accompanied by marine biologist
who will explain about the underwater
ecosystem. This submarine has the following
features:
Size:
100 ft. Overall, 17.5 ft. Beam, 19.75 ft.
Height (including conning tower). Speed 1
1/2 knots, submerged.
Operating depth: Approved to 150 ft. Lights:
Normal navigation lights, plus 12
floodlights. Certification: U.S. Coast Guard
approved. American Bureau of Shipping Class
A1 Manned Submersible. Propulsion DC battery
powered electric thrusters. Displacement
320,000 lbs. Viewing: Large, 2-foot diameter
view ports, 16 on each side (extra large
48") front. Capacity: 64 passengers.
Safety features: All systems are duplicated.
Surface vessel maintains constant radio
contact with the submarine. Crew members: 3.
Cabin pressure: Normal atmospheric pressure
(air-conditioned comfort).
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