2 Days • 4 Tanks • Cenotes
Spend two half-days diving four cenotes near Playa del Carmen—crystal-clear water, cavern passages, and the famous Angelita halocline. This guided package is ideal for certified divers who want geological spectacle with expert local guides.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 half-days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness for multiple dives, stairs and short hikes; comfortable carrying kit and handling surface intervals.
Wildlife
History
Cenotes were critical freshwater sources and sacred sites for Maya communities; many sites still carry cultural significance and small offerings.
Conservation
Avoid touching formations, do not use sunscreen, and follow guide instructions to protect fragile speleothems and water quality.
2 Days • 4 Tanks • Cenotes
Bring your certification card
Proof of Open Water Diver certification is required; some cenotes require Advanced certification—bring your logbook and card.
Reserve rental gear early
If you need rental kit, book it ahead of time—local shops and dive centers can run low during peak season.
No sunscreen or lotions
Sunscreen is prohibited at cenotes to protect water clarity and fragile formations—use shore-based lotion alternatives.
Carry cash for entrance fees
Entrance fees vary by cenote and are paid on arrival—bring Mexican pesos to avoid delays.
Wetsuit (3–5mm)
Keeps you comfortable in the steady 25°C cenote water during longer dives.
Primary and backup dive lights
Cavern passages and features require reliable illumination for safety and photography.
Dive computer
Track depth and no-decompression limits across multiple dives over two half-days.
Certification card & logbook
Proof of certification is checked; guides log dives and note site-specific details.