Wet Set Diving Adventures | Scuba Diving in Puerto Morelos

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Wet Set Diving Adventures offers snorkeling, scuba diving and training in Puerto Morelos. Its website separates tours for snorkelers, learn-to-dive options and experiences for certified divers, so you can match the activity to each person’s confidence and qualifications.

Updated October 13, 2026.

Why consider a Puerto Morelos outing?

If you are staying in Puerto Morelos, a local water activity is easier to fit in than a trip that needs an island ferry. A confident certified diver, a first-time snorkeler and a child trying a mask for the first time all need different things, so tell Wet Set who is coming and what each person hopes to do.

Snorkeling tour choices

A shorter outing can suit someone unsure about long periods in the water. Snorkeling inclusions are equipment, marine park fees and on-site showers and storage; refreshments, towels and transfers vary by product. Life jackets are required on the reef, and sunscreen and lotions are not allowed while snorkeling, so consider protective clothing.

Learning scuba and certified-diver trips

Wet Set advertises PADI training, starting with classroom preparation and practice in an on-site pool. Decide whether you want to try scuba or earn a qualification, since the schedule and outcome differ. Certified divers can ask about reef, cenote and wreck dives or specialty training. Share your certification, last dive date and experience, and let the instructor decide eligibility for each route.

Getting there

The shop is on Avenida Javier Rojo Gómez in Puerto Morelos. Some accommodation with a Puerto Morelos address still needs a road transfer to the waterfront, and hotel pickup is not assumed, so plan your ride both ways and allow time afterward to rinse and change.

Before you book

Tours, prices and the operating calendar change. Check the date, activity, group size, inclusions, total price and weather and cancellation terms with Wet Set before paying.

Frequently asked questions

Does Wet Set only offer scuba diving?

No. It also runs snorkeling tours, including reef, private boat and cenote options.

Are equipment and marine park fees included on snorkel tours?

Yes. The snorkeling page lists equipment, marine park fees and on-site showers and storage as included.

Can I wear sunscreen while snorkeling?

No. The reef instructions prohibit sunscreen and lotions during snorkeling and require life jackets.

Is it open on Sundays?

The snorkeling page notes Sunday closure, and asks guests wanting a tour within 36 hours to contact the team for availability.

Can experienced divers request a wreck or cenote dive?

Yes. Both appear in the catalog for certified divers, subject to qualification.

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