7 Dive Adventures with Mexidivers Tulum in Mexico
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours to 2-3 days depending on schedule
Fitness Level
Divers should be in good physical health and comfortable swimming moderate distances underwater.
Overview
Dive into Tulum’s diverse underwater world with Mexidivers’ Salt & Fresh: 7 Dives. From coral reefs to mystical cenotes and thrilling night dives, this package offers certified divers a unique blend of marine and freshwater adventure.
Salt & Fresh : 7 Dives
Reef & Cenotes
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About This Adventure
Dive into Tulum's breathtaking underwater realm with an exhilarating package featuring 4 reef dives, 2 cenote dives, and a thrilling night dive. Experience vibrant marine life, stunning cenotes, and the magic of nocturnal ocean wonders, making this an unforgettable adventure for certified divers seeking excitement and beauty beneath the waves.
Interested in learning to Dive?
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 Your Certification Card
All participants must provide proof of diving certification to join the Salt & Fresh dive package.
Prepare for Cenote Entrance Fees
Bring approximately 600 MXN in cash to cover cenote entrance fees, which are not included in the package price.
Use Biodegradable Sunscreen
Protect local marine ecosystems by applying reef-safe and biodegradable sunscreen before diving trips.
Pack a Towel and Change of Clothes
After dives, you'll want a dry change of clothing and a towel for comfort back on land.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Caribbean reef fish including parrotfish and angelfish
- Freshwater species like blind cavefish in cenotes
History
Tulum’s cenotes have long been sacred to the Maya, who considered them gateways to the underworld.
Conservation
Mexidivers Tulum adheres to local conservation practices to protect fragile reef systems and reduce diver impact on cenote environments.
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Adventure Hotspots in Tulum
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Provides thermal protection during cooler dives, especially in cenotes and night dives.
fall specific
Mask and Snorkel
Essential for clear vision and breathing when at the surface between dives.
Underwater Torch
Critical for illuminating environments during night dives and inside cenote caverns.
Dive Computer
Monitors depth and dive time to ensure safe ascent and no-decompression limits.