moderate
7 hours
Participants should be comfortable swimming and able to carry scuba gear; basic open water certification required.
Dive through stunning underwater caves at Cenote Dos Ojos and Nic Te Ha with Deep Life. Experience three guided shallow dives, rich geological formations, and included transport from Cancún.
Starting at Approx USD $250 • 7 Hours • Ages 15+
Experience an unforgettable 7-hour diving adventure at Cenote Dos Ojos and Nic Te Ha, where you'll explore stunning stalactites and breathtaking columns. Enjoy three shallow dives with expert guidance, a light lunch, and small group sizes for personalized attention. Round-trip transportation from Cancun or the Mayan Riviera is included.
$5,450 mxn | Approx. $250 USD
7 hours
6.45am - Pickup at Hotels starts
Dive With Hundreds Of Stalactites And Breathtaking Columns Cenote Dos Ojos in combination with Nic te ha is gorgeous . The place has a very large cavern zone it is one of the most highly decorated with an abundance of formations.
The three different dives are shallow with depths around 40ft .
We explain our Divers please stay close to the line and to our full cave diver guide There is an air dome in the center of the cavern zone you will be in a unique place.
Perfect choice for Open water divers
Includes
Cenote Diving Two or three different dives Light lunch and drinks ( Tacos or Baguettes) Full scuba gear ( BDC, Mask, fins, weights, regulator ) Round trip transportation in one of our 6 own comfortable Vans Small Groups – 1:2 – 1:4 Full Cave diver guide Private driver . Drinks Scuba Lamp
Transportation
From any Hotel in Cancun or Mayan Riviera round trip transportation is included
From any Hotel in Cancun or Mayan Riviera round trip transportation is included
Cenote Dive Dos Ojos / Nic te ha ( 3 tanks ) Light lunch and drinks ( Tacos or Baguettes) Full scuba gear ( Fins, Mask, reg, and BCD ) Round trip transportation in one of our 6 comfortable Vans. Small Groups – 1:2 – 1:4 Full Cave diver guide Private driver Drinks onboard
Cenote cave diving requires following the guide closely and staying near the guideline for safety and navigation in low visibility.
Even shallow caves have dark sections; a reliable scuba lamp is essential to fully appreciate the rock formations and maintain orientation.
Freshwater cenotes can dehydrate you faster underwater, so drink plenty of water beforehand and take advantage of drinks provided post-dive.
Water temperatures average around 24°C (75°F); a wetsuit helps maintain body heat during the multi-dive day.
The cenotes served as sacred sites for the ancient Maya and were essential water sources in the Yucatán’s karst landscape.
Responsible diving practices and limits on group sizes help preserve the fragile cave formations and maintain water clarity.
Well-fitting mask and fins improve comfort and efficiency underwater.
Protects against cooler water temperatures and potential abrasions.
winter specific
Illuminates dark cave passages for safety and viewing detail.
Staying hydrated before and after dives is crucial in the warm climate.
summer specific