Is the cenote entrance fee included?

No. The cenote entrance fee is 200 MXN per person and is not included in the trip price.

Do I need a scuba certification?

Certified divers are generally required; check with the operator through the booking link if you need an introductory or guided option.

How long is the trip?

The operator lists the total duration as approximately 4 hours for round-trip transport and two dives.

Is equipment provided?

Yes. The listing states that all dive gear is included along with water and round-trip transport from the shop.

Bring cash for site fees, your certification card (if applicable), reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and any personal dive gear you prefer.

Are these dives suitable for beginners?

That depends on certification level; beginners should confirm whether a guided introductory dive is available before booking.

Casa Cenote and Reef Dive: 2-Tank Day Trip from Tulum | Scuba | Water Activities

Casa Cenote and the nearby Caribbean reef outside Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, come together on a single, compact dive outing that pairs freshwater caverns with open-ocean coral gardens. The 1 Cenote (Casa Cenote) & 1 Reef Dive from mexidivers is a roughly four-hour excursion that delivers two very different underwater worlds: a sheltered, root-strewn cenote tunnel, then a vibrant reef on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. At Casa Cenote you slip beneath mangrove roots into water carved from limestone. Visibility is often excellent; shafts of sunlight filter through a canopy of aerial roots and highlight pale stalactites on the cavern ceiling. The cenote’s geology—flooded sinkhole passages, limestone ledges and mangrove channels—creates a rare freshwater-to-brackish dive environment where you may notice subtle halocline layers and unique microhabitats. The second dive takes place on the reef, where coral gardens, sponges and schools of tropical fish illustrate why this stretch of coastline hosts the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Think brain coral, branching elkhorn forms and quicksilver jacks that flash along walls and over sandy flats. Together the two sites showcase coastal geology, mangrove ecology and Caribbean reef diversity in one half-day package. Practical details are straightforward: the trip includes round-trip transport from the shop, all dive gear and water. The cenote entrance fee (200 MXN per person) is not included. The operator’s listing indicates a total duration of approximately 4 hours; specific meeting-point or check-in details are not provided in the supplied description and should be confirmed through the booking link. Why book this trip? It’s compact enough for travelers based in Tulum to experience both a cenote cave and an open reef without committing to a full-day liveaboard. For photographers and divers the contrast between inland, root-strewn caverns and sunlit coral slopes creates compelling imagery and a sharp educational contrast in marine habitats. For visitors to Quintana Roo, this pairing is a standout way to sample two signature aquatic environments that define the Riviera Maya. Expect guided dives suitable for certified divers; if you are unsure about certification requirements, verify with the operator before booking. Bring cash for site fees, a reef-safe sunscreen, and a lightweight towel. Whether you are chasing shafts of light under mangroves or the color of Caribbean corals, this two-dive combination delivers a focused, memorable slice of Tulum’s underwater landscape. On the reef expect to see moray eels tucked in crevices and nurse sharks resting on sandy bottoms; seasonal visitors include sea turtles that graze on seagrass beds. Guides often brief divers on buoyancy and reef-safe practices before entry, and brief surface intervals at shaded spots near mangroves—this rhythm keeps the experience comfortable and minimizes reef impact. It’s an efficient, low-friction way to sample the region’s marine diversity on breaks.

About Mexidivers Tulum

Mexidivers Tulum is a Tulum-based scuba diving and eco-tour operator located in Tulum, Quintana Roo. The company organizes cenote dives, reef dives, boat trips to Cozumel, night dives, bull shark expeditions, snorkel trips with whale sharks, fishing charters, and a full range of PADI courses and refresher programs. Trips listed include Tankah Eco-Tour of 4 Cenotes, Muyil Canal Tour, Cozumel Diving From Tulum, Salt & Fresh : 7 Dives, Casa Cenote & Carwash, Reef Dive: 2 Tanks, Night Dive: 1 Tank, and many more specialized excursions and training courses.

Mexidivers Tulum operates guided experiences for certified divers, beginners in discovery programs, and students completing PADI Open Water, Advanced Open Water, Deep Diver, Rescue Diver, and specialty certifications. Equipment rental, guided instruction, safety briefings, and boat transport are provided as part of standard dive operations. Cenote dives such as Casa Cenote, Dos Ojos, Angelita, Pit, Dreamgate, and Carwash are included in multiple itineraries, alongside reef and Cozumel wall dives.

Booking options cover single dives, multi‑dive packages, full certification courses, and fishing trips aboard 25 ft. boats for both four‑hour and seven‑hour excursions. The operator emphasizes trained instructors and PADI course structures for certification programs. Travelers looking for cenote exploration, reef diving, Cozumel day trips, or fishing charters in Tulum will find a broad selection of experiences tailored to varying skill levels and interests. Contact details, exact schedules, and availability are provided through the operator’s booking channels. Reservations, safety policies, and equipment lists appear on the operator's official booking pages and confirmations.

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