SeaTrek helmet diving at Chankanaab – walk the seabed like an astronaut for 30 minutes breathing normally (no swimming skills needed), spot fish up close, then free snorkel time, relax at Jeanie’s Beach Club with two drinks + 15% food discount, lockers, showers and all gear included (1.5 hours).
Walk the ocean floor in Cozumel without needing to swim or wear heavy scuba gear—simply slip on a lightweight, astronaut-style Sea Trek helmet that pumps fresh air from the surface, letting you breathe normally while strolling across the sandy seabed at depths up to 10–12 feet.
Your certified guide stays close, holding your hand for balance as you explore the underwater world of colorful fish, sea fans, and occasional rays or turtles in the calm, clear waters near Jeanie’s Beach Club. No swimming skills required—the helmet keeps your head dry and lets you communicate easily.
This 1-hour 35-minute adventure includes full gear fitting, a safety briefing, a short underwater walk, and free use of lockers/showers afterward.
Real talk: the helmet feels secure but the water stays cool—bring a towel and swimsuit if you want to splash around after.
Small groups max 8 for personalized attention; book early for calm days.
Here's practical advice to help your Sea Trek day go well, based on common experiences with the helmet, water, and comfort. We've pulled this from what past guests told us after their trips.
Common issues. Not wheelchair accessible—steps to boat/water. Guests found the helmet secure but the water cool—non-swimmers felt safe. Weather rarely cancels; dress in layers.
No—Sea Trek is designed for non-swimmers. The helmet provides air, and guides hold your hand for balance. Guests who couldn’t swim still enjoyed the walk.
Typically 10–12 feet—shallow enough for easy breathing and visibility, but deep enough for a true underwater feel.
Yes for ages 8+ who can walk and follow instructions. Families said older kids loved the fish and helmet experience, but supervise closely.
Colorful fish, coral, and possible rays/turtles. Guests reported vibrant reefs—guides point out highlights.
Clear water and guide assistance make it easy—bring a waterproof phone or camera. Guests got great shots of fish and coral.
Helmet diving for non-swimmers, small group (max 8), and free drinks/discount afterward. Past guests preferred the dry-head experience and personalized guidance over traditional snorkeling.
Book it today with Cozumel Snorkeling Tours or simply following this link.
