Cenote Diving Adventure with Mexidivers Tulum
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with recent diving experience and comfortable in confined underwater spaces.
Overview
Certified divers can dive into the crystal-clear waters of Dos Ojos cenote with Mexidivers Tulum. Experience two remarkable dive lines—Barbie Line and Bat Cave—while mastering buoyancy in one of Mexico’s most spectacular underwater cave systems.
Adventure Tips
Bring Cash for Entrance Fee
The cenote entrance fee of approximately 400 MXN (~$23 USD) is not included and must be paid in cash on site.
Certification Required
You must have current open water certification and recent dive experience (minimum three dives in the past year) to participate.
Maintain Buoyancy Control
Freshwater cenotes require delicate buoyancy skills to avoid disturbing sediment and preserve visibility.
Prepare for Freshwater Diving
Dos Ojos is a technical environment different from ocean diving—bring all personal dive gear if possible for comfort and fit.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Small freshwater shrimp often seen darting in clear waters.
- Bats inhabit the caves above, though rarely encountered underwater.
History
The Dos Ojos cenote system is part of the larger Sac Actun network, long regarded by the Maya as a sacred entrance to the underworld.
Conservation
Strict guidelines are enforced to protect the fragile aquatic environment, including limiting divers per dive and requiring biodegradable sunscreens to preserve water quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Buoyancy Control Device (BCD)
Vital for maintaining delicate buoyancy in fresh water to avoid disturbing sediment.
Underwater Dive Light
Necessary for navigating darker sections of the Bat Cave Line and spotting underwater features.
Wetsuit (3-5mm)
Provides thermal protection in the cooler cenote waters year-round.
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Surface Marker Buoy
Recommended for safety during ascent and surface signaling.