Experience the best of cenote diving in Riviera Maya! A 5-day experience you will never forget!
Explore the huge diversity of these fascinating environments, float through the crystal clear water, play around the haloclines, discover how clouds look underwater and surround yourself by scenarios that look straight out of a Sci-fi film. All while admiring the historical formations that are sure to impress you.
Which cenotes will we visit?
Can you dive in cenotes?
The best time for cenote diving is between May and September. These months bring the best light to the caves and result in better photographs. Note that diving in the cenotes is possible year-round. Water temperatures in the cenotes remain constant year-round and cool very minimally during the winter months.
How deep is a cenote in Mexico?
On average cenotes are about 8-15 meters deep. Cenote The Pit is the deepest in Quintana Roo with its spectacular 119 meters of depth. Cenotes dives are reserved for skilled divers and the depth they can reach should be no more than 30 meters.
Prerequisites
- At least 15 years old
- Be at least Advanced certification or equivalent.
- Fill out our PADI Diver Medical Form
- Been diving within the last year. If you haven’t, just let us know
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need a special certification?
No, as you will always be within a daylight zone, you will always be very close to a quick exit.
- Is it possible to add days to this package?
Sure! We could add extra days of cenote diving or reef diving.
- What happens if it rains?
Don’t worry, cenotes will still be spectacular!
- How many divers does each group have?
We take a maximum of 4 divers per guide.
- Do we need an underwater light?
Yes, we will provide you with an underwater light and your guide will have a brighter one and some back ups too.
- Are the cenotes very dark or tight?
No, cenote diving is not as spooky as some people think. There’s always natural daylight and the smallest space in most cenotes is big enough to fit a car through it.
What’s included
Transport from dive shop to dive site
All entrance fees to each dive site
Equipment rental
Delicious lunch
Towel