Dive Refresher at Casa Cenote & Dos Ojos with Mexidivers
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–4.5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical health with moderate fitness to handle multiple dives and gear usage.
Overview
Refresh your diving skills in Tulum’s iconic cenotes with Mexidivers Tulum. Practice essential techniques while navigating the crystal-clear waters of Casa Cenote and the light-filled caverns of Dos Ojos.
Refresher Course: Casa Cenote & Dos Ojos
4.5 Hours • Ages 15+
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About This Adventure
Revitalize your diving skills with a unique refresher course in Tulum's stunning cenotes. Experience the crystal-clear waters of Casa Cenote and the enchanting cavern diving at Cenote Dos Ojos. Perfect for divers with limited recent experience, this adventure combines skill practice with breathtaking underwater exploration, guided by expert instructors.
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Duration
3 hours
About
- Has a year passed since your last dive? If so, join us for one of our refresher courses to review the most important skills needed for a safe and comfortable experience.
Included
- 3 hours course including 1 tank dive
- Full equipment rental included
Not Included
- Tips
What to Bring
- Bathing suit
- Towel
- Change of dry clothes
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Biodegradable sunblock
Note: In order to perform this course, you have to be in good health
Adventure Tips
Bring Cash for Cenote Entrance Fees
Entrance fees (~600 MXN) are paid on-site; carry local currency in cash.
Hydrate Before Diving
Stay well hydrated before the dives to prevent dehydration underwater.
Use Biodegradable Sunscreen
Protect Tulum’s delicate ecosystem by applying reef-safe sunscreen before your dive.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Plan to arrive at Mexidivers Tulum shop on time for a thorough safety briefing and equipment fitting.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Freshwater fish species including catfish and tetras
- Turtles that occasionally swim in the shallow parts of Casa Cenote
History
The cenotes were sacred sites to ancient Maya civilizations, often serving as portals to the underworld in their mythology.
Conservation
Efforts are ongoing in the Tulum area to minimize visitor impact by regulating numbers and promoting the use of eco-friendly products in cenotes.
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Adventure Hotspots in Tulum
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Certified Diving Gear Set
Includes mask, fins, snorkel, regulator, buoyancy control device, and wetsuit needed for safe dives.
Biodegradable Sunscreen
Protect skin without harming cenote ecosystems when swimming and traveling above water.
summer specific
Towel and Change of Clothes
Useful for drying off and staying comfortable after the dives.
Water Bottle
Hydration is vital before and after intensive diving sessions.