Cenote Diving is one of the diving options that make the Mayan Riviera stand out in the world map. Cenotes is the name given to the holes in the jungle floor that connect underground rivers to open air. Through the cenotes we get into the caverns that will offer us haloclines, light effects and geological wonders. Diving in these freshwater underground rivers is a unique experience that can be compared to no other.
The clean fresh water offers perfect visibility to appreciate the amazing geological formations that will make us travel through centuries of history. There are hundreds of different cenotes in the Mayan Riviera and they are all magical in a different way. There are deep sink holes, shallow caverns, dives with haloclines, tannic acid clouds, fossil trees and more. We get to choose from many of cenotes according to your experience, preferences and diving level.
Water temperatures in the cenotes remain constant year-round and cool very minimally during the winter months. On average, temperatures are approximately 77ºF (24 to 25ºC).
I will pick you up with my truck at your accommodation or a pickup point we agree on.
Cenotes are all in the jungle, so we will drive there carrying all our gear and tanks.
We will do two dives of up to one hour each. Depending on the cenote, both dives might be starting from the same spot or we will drive from the first dive cenote to the next.
In between dives we’ll have snacks and water. After finishing our two dives we will go have lunch.
Finally, I will drive you back to your accommodation.
The entrance fee(s) of the cenotes are NOT included in the price of the activity. You need to bring the money in cash on your own – be prepared, there’s no banks in the jungle!
Make sure to confirm your dates with me before booking. If you are ready, you may book now and pay with your credit card. If not, don’t hesitate to contact me to ask me anything you want to know.
* Transportation is included within Playa del Carmen. Please ask about pickup and drop off at other locations.