What certification do I need?

You must have Open Water Diver certification or higher; some cenotes require Advanced Scuba Diver credentials—check the site-specific requirements before booking.

Are entrance fees included?

No. Entrance fees to each cenote are paid at the dive center and typically start at 400 Mexican Pesos, varying by site.

Is equipment rental included?

No. Air tanks, weights and guide services are included, but personal gear rental and NITROX are extra—reserve rentals in advance.

What are the water temperatures?

Water averages 25°C / 77°F; many divers use 5-7mm wetsuits for comfort during repeated dives.

This package is designed for certified divers; beginners without adequate experience in overhead environments should not participate.

Four-Day Cenote Cave Diving: 8 Dives from Playa del Carmen | Scuba | Water Activities

Q: How do I book or contact the operator?

Use the referral link provided or contact Dive Mike via their website, telephone +52 984 803 1228, WhatsApp +52 984 235 0817 or e-mail contact@divemike.com.

Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico is the launch point for a four-day cenote dive package that threads you through limestone sinkholes, freshwater lenses and cathedral-like caverns. +4 Cenote Dive led by Dive Mike runs over four half-days with eight guided dives, visiting classic systems such as Chikin Ha, Eden, Tajma Ha, Dos Ojos, Pit, Nicte Ha, Tak Be Ha, Tak Be Luum, Angelita, Car Wash, Nohoch, Dream Gate, Zapote, Kin Ha and Maravilla. Check-in is 8:00 AM at the dive shop; the itinerary shuttles you Dive Mike > Cenote > Dive Mike and includes air tanks, weights, a full cave dive guide, water and snacks. Entrance fees are paid at each cenote and commonly begin at 400 Mexican Pesos; equipment rental and NITROX are not included. Prerequisites are Open Water Diver certification or higher, and some cenotes require Advanced Scuba Diver skills. Cenotes are collapsed limestone karst, their skylit chambers revealing fingers of sunlight that pierce a fresh-water lens atop denser groundwater. Expect clear thermoclines, fragile stalactites and arching cavern ceilings. Angelita famously holds a hydrogen sulfide cloud layer around 30 meters that looks like a river suspended below you; Dos Ojos offers long cavern passages and Pit plunges toward the freshwater interface where depth tops out near 40 meters. These are not just dives - they are geological time capsules where calcite formations and submerged tree trunks map the Yucatán’s hydrologic history. Guides emphasize buoyancy control and line discipline; passage through caverns can be narrow and silty, and preserving flowstone is paramount. Water temperature averages 25°C / 77°F, so a 5-7mm wetsuit is typical for comfort. The days are half-day operations, giving surface time for equipment checks and photography between dives. Why book this with Dive Mike? The operator runs targeted transfers and focuses exclusively on cenote circuits around Playa del Carmen, bringing local expertise, prioritized site selection and logistical smoothing for multi-site days. For photographers and technical divers alike, the package compresses top local caves into a single, guided rhythm - eight dives across variants of light, depth and structure - without the guesswork of DIY trip planning. Bring your certification cards, a compact photo rig if you shoot in low light, and a good attitude. To reserve, use the referral link provided or contact Dive Mike via their website, telephone +52 984 803 1228, WhatsApp +52 984 235 0817 or e-mail [email protected]. Remember that sunscreen and lotions are not allowed at cenotes to protect water quality; bring biodegradable skin options; rinse stations exist. If you need rental gear, arrange it ahead of time since rental inventories vary; ask about NITROX if you’re planning deeper or repetitive dives. This package is ideal for certified divers comfortable with overhead environments and eager to log memorable cave dives starting now.

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