Water Activities: Cenote Cavern Dive with Acuatic Tulum SA de CV
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Overview
Discover the stunning submerged world of Yucatán’s cenotes with Acuatic Tulum. Perfect for adventurous divers, these crystal-clear waters reveal ancient limestone formations and vibrant aquatic life.
Cenote Cavern Dive Two Tanks
$3,400 mx per Person | Our most popular excursion! | 6 hours | Certification needed!
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About This Adventure
A truth otherworldly experience!
For certified open water divers
Rates
Per person (Must be certified): $170 Approximate USD price ($3,400 MXN)
- $10 USD If DEEP DIVE Is Included.
The amount of USD is approximate, check out will be in MXN pesos
Duration
6 hours
About
- For certified open water divers, exploring the daylight zone of the cenotes is a spectacular and exciting experience. World-famous for their extensive passages and crystal clear visibility, divers who venture here are rewarded with one of nature´s most stunning light shows as sunbeams emanating through the cracks above pierce the darkness and dance about the cavern walls. The rock formations here are also quite impressive, as one drifts through a forest of stalagmites, stalagmites, and giant columns, it gives the sensation of a truly “otherworldly” experience.
Includes:
- Full equipment
- Rental
- Tanks
- Transportation from our shop to the dive sites and back
- Cenote entry fees
- Professional guide service
- Healthy snacks and drinking water
What to Bring
- Comfortable clothes
- Comfortable shoes
Start time:
9:00 am
Adventure Tips
Dive with certified guides
Ensure your guides are experienced and certified for cavern diving to guarantee safety and expert navigation.
Check equipment gear well in advance
Be sure your wetsuit, flashlight, and dive computer are in perfect working order before plunging into the cenote’s depths.
Book early in peak season
Cenote dives tend to fill up quickly during high season, so reserve your spot ahead of time.
Respect the environment
Avoid touching formations or disturbing wildlife to help preserve these pristine underground ecosystems.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Freshwater turtles
- Mexican blind cavefish
History
Cenotes have been sacred to the Maya for centuries, used for rituals and offerings, and some sites date back hundreds of years.
Conservation
Acuatic Tulum emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including minimal contact with formations and eco-conscious waste disposal to protect these delicate environments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Keeps you comfortable in varying water temperatures and provides some protection.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Underwater flashlight
Essential for illuminating dark cavern passages and reading gauges.
Dive computer
Tracks depth and time for safe diving, especially in enclosed spaces.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects your skin without harming delicate aquatic ecosystems.
summer specific