Cenote diving

What are Cenotes?

Cenotes are natural freshwater sinkholes formed by the erosion of limestone. They are a unique feature of the Yucatán Peninsula and have been significant to the region’s culture and ecosystem for centuries.

Why Dive in Cenotes?

Explore an Underground World: Dive into crystal-clear caverns filled with stalactites and stalagmites.
Incredible Diving Conditions: Crystal-clear water with exceptional visibility.
History and Culture: Discover the secrets of the ancient Maya civilization.

What is included in this experience?

2 Open Water Dives

Fresh Water

Equipment

Snacks

Wetsuit

National Marine Park

Transportation

Top Cenotes for Diving

Cenote Dos Ojos: Famous for its two entrances and spectacular rock formations.
Cenote El Pit: Known for its astounding depths and impressive light effects.
Cenote Angelita: Offers the experience of diving between freshwater and saltwater layers.
Cenote Tajma Ha: Renowned for its fascinating light effects and wide caverns.
Cenote Chac Mool: Ideal for beginners with large open areas and easy access.

Safety and Experience

Safety First: All our cenote dives are guided by highly qualified and experienced instructors. We use the most advanced safety equipment to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience.

Personalized Service: We offer small groups and personalized attention to ensure each diver has the best possible experience.

Professional Training: If you’re new to cavern diving, our instructors will provide the necessary training to make you feel safe and confident.