Cenote Snorkel Tour by Aquanauts Dive Adventures
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming skills required
Overview
Discover the breathtaking underwater world of flooded limestone caverns with Aquanauts Dive Adventures’ Cenote Snorkel Tour. Dive deep into unique geology and Maya history on this unforgettable day trip near Puerto Morelos.
Cenote Snorkel Tour
$2,700 pesos/$135 USD | Beautiful jungle setting, crystal clear water and limestone caverns! | 6 hrs
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About This Adventure
Dive into the enchanting world of cenote snorkeling, where you’ll explore stunning flooded limestone caverns adorned with stalactites and home to vibrant freshwater life. This unique experience combines adventure and cultural significance, as you connect with the sacred sites of the ancient Maya. Enjoy a full day of exploration and relaxation!
Enjoy the excitement of snorkeling in a cenote.
Rates
Adult (Ages 13+): $2,700 MXN pesos ($135 USD) Child (Ages 3-12): $2,500 MXN pesos ($125 USD)
*Minimum of 4 people, to be able to make a booking for a child, an adult must accompany any minor in attendance.
Cenote snorkeling and scuba diving are possible on the same tour*
Duration
6 hours
About Cenote Snorkel Tour
- Cenotes, flooded limestone caverns, are magical places where we can access the aquifer to enjoy the cool water.
- Stalactites and stalagmites decorate these caverns that are home to small freshwater fish and other freshwater creatures.
- These sites were sacred of the Maya people. Not only as places to access fresh water but as an entrance to the spiritual world of the rain god.
What to Bring
- Bathing suit
- Comfortable shoes
- Towel and a dry change of clothes
- Bug spray and sunscreen must be biodegradable
Includes
- Full equipment rental
- Transportation from the dive shop and back
- Entrance fees
- Hearty snack lunch/beverages
Adventure Tips
Use Biodegradable Sunscreen and Bug Spray
Protect the fragile cenote ecosystem by choosing eco-friendly sunscreens and insect repellents.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Bring sturdy water shoes or sandals to navigate slippery cave edges and rocky paths safely.
Bring a Dry Change of Clothes
Pack towels and fresh clothes for the trip back after hours in the water and humidity.
Be Mindful of Water Temperature
Cenote waters can feel cool, so be prepared to stay warm between swims.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Freshwater catfish
- Small blind cave fish that have adapted to the dark
History
Cenotes were vital water sources and sacred portals for the ancient Maya civilization, linked to spiritual beliefs about rain and fertility.
Conservation
Tour operators emphasize minimizing environmental impact by requiring eco-friendly products and limiting visitor numbers to protect delicate ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mask and Snorkel
Provides a clear view and easy breathing while navigating underwater caverns.
Water Shoes
Protect your feet on slippery limestone surfaces and uneven terrain.
Biodegradable Sunscreen
Safeguards skin without harming the delicate cenote ecosystem.
spring specific
Quick-Dry Towel
Useful for drying off quickly and staying comfortable post-snorkel.