Do I need prior cave diving experience to join?

While not strictly required, prior experience with deep or cave diving is strongly recommended due to the depth and environment.

Is transportation included?

Yes, round-trip transportation from any Cancún hotel or the Mayan Riviera is included.

What type of lunch is provided?

A light lunch featuring local options such as tacos or baguettes is served between dives.

What is the maximum depth of the dives?

Divers will reach depths of approximately 30 meters (100 feet).

Are there size or age restrictions for participants?

Guests must be at least 15 years old and in good health suitable for challenging dives.

What wildlife might I see during the dives?

Bats roost in the cave ceilings, and you may see small freshwater fish native to cenote ecosystems.

Deep Life’s Cenote Diving Adventure near Cancún | Guided Tour | Attraction

The Mayan Riviera’s network of cenotes offers a dive experience like no other, and Deep Life’s Cenote Maravilla and Hell Bells trip plunges you into this underwater world with expert guidance and unforgettable sights. Located just outside Cancún, this 8-hour journey takes divers to two deep cenotes within Kin Ha Eco Park—a protected area known for its crystal-clear waters and intricate limestone formations.

Your day begins early with pickup from any hotel in Cancún or the surrounding Riviera Maya, followed by a comfortable ride to Cenote Holbox, the first dive site. Here, divers descend to about 30 meters (100 feet) where unique underwater “bells” hang like haunting sculptures from the cave ceiling. Adding to the surreal atmosphere, the overhead cavern is home to a colony of bats that flutter gently above the divers—an extraordinary natural feature rare in cenote diving.

Next, the dive shifts to Cenote Maravilla, where spectacular stalactites and stalagmites create an alien landscape beneath the water’s surface. Visibility here stretches long and wide, revealing the pure blue depths and intricate rock architecture that define the region’s karst geology. Between dives, a light lunch featuring local flavors like tacos or baguettes is served, keeping energy levels high.

Deep Life stands out in this vibrant outdoor scene by focusing on small groups (1:2 to 1:4 guide-to-diver ratio) that ensure personalized support, safety, and a deeper connection to the environment. Their full cave diver guides are seasoned professionals committed to revealing the mystery of cenotes without compromising conservation.

This experience is more than a dive; it’s a passage into the geological and ecological history of the Yucatán Peninsula. With all gear provided, knowledgeable staff, round-trip transportation, and a focus on small group quality, it’s an exceptional gateway for advanced divers eager to witness cenotes’ underwater wonders firsthand.