The Felipe Xicotencatl, once a World War II warship, served in Mexico’s naval fleet for decades before sinking off the Caribbean coast of Cozumel in 1999. Donated to Cozumel’s marine park, it now lies as an artificial reef, providing a unique underwater habitat. Divers can explore the ship’s structure, which is adorned with vibrant corals and teems with diverse marine life, offering a fascinating glimpse into the transformation of a former warship into a thriving ecosystem.
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