Cenote Diving Adventure with Mexidivers Tulum
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with recent dive experience due to the depth and technical nature of cavern diving.
Overview
Dive deep into Tulum's famous cenotes with Mexidivers Tulum, experiencing surreal haloclines and crystal-clear waters in The Pit and Dos Ojos. Discover why these underwater caves are must-visit spots for divers.
2 Dives: Pit & 2 ojos
4 hours • Ages 15+
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About This Adventure
Dive into the stunning depths of the Pit Cenote, where surreal light beams and a mesmerizing halocline await. Then, explore the iconic Dos Ojos Cenote, famous for its crystal-clear waters and enchanting light displays. This unforgettable adventure showcases Tulum's breathtaking geological beauty and underwater wonders.
Join us for a 2-tank cavern diving adventure! Divers of all levels are welcome to join in the fun!
Duration
4 hours
About
- Enjoy an underwater experience like no other exploring one of the local cenotes that make up the system of Sac Actun.
Included
- Full equipment rental included
- 2 Tanks
- Bottle of water
- Entrance fee (Cenote)
Not Included
- Tips
What to Bring
- Bathing suit
- Towel
- Change of dry clothes
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Biodegradable sunblock
Note: In order to perform this course, you have to be in good health. Also, it is required that at least 3 dives within a year have beed done prior this dive.
Adventure Tips
Bring cash for entrance fees
Cenote entrance fees are not included and must be paid in cash on-site, typically around 600 MXN per cenote.
Certification required
Divers must hold at least an advanced certification to participate due to cavern depths and conditions.
Stay hydrated
Carry and drink water during surface intervals to stay refreshed throughout dives.
Use biodegradable sunscreen
Protect your skin and the fragile cenote ecosystem by opting for biodegradable sunblock before diving.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mexican Tetra (small fish commonly found in cenotes)
- Freshwater turtles often spotted resting on submerged rocks
History
The cenotes of the Riviera Maya were sacred to the ancient Maya, serving as portals to the underworld and vital freshwater sources.
Conservation
Sustainable diving practices are essential here as the cenotes’ delicate limestone ecosystems and water quality require preservation efforts supported by local operators like Mexidivers Tulum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Cavern-certified dive light
Essential for navigating darker cavern sections and enhancing underwater visibility.
Dive computer
Critical for monitoring depth, time, and decompression limits during dives.
Biodegradable sunscreen
Protects skin and fragile cenote ecosystems from harmful chemicals.
summer specific
Swimsuit and towel
Basic essentials for comfort before and after diving in tropical conditions.