Cenotes & Cavern Diving Tour

Our Cenotes / Cavern diving Tour takes you diving in the underground world of Cenotes. In some parts the water is so clear you will be able to see 500 feet in front of you. We call them windows to the world’s largest underground river system.

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Highlights

On our Cenotes / Cavern Diving Tour you dive in crystal clear underwater rivers
With 500 feet visibility, you will see stalactite and stalagmite rock formations and amazing light effects
In the larger Cenotes, you will see some of the Carribean's most beautiful fish

Description

Our Cenotes / Cavern diving Tour takes you diving into the underground world of Cenotes. The Yucatan Peninsula is famous for its unique underground conditions. Its limestone soil has percolated rainwater over millions of years to give place to the world’s longest underground river system. Parts of the surface land have collapsed over the years creating sinkholes called Cenotes. Diving in a Cenote is a unique experience. Their water has over 500 feet / 150 meters visibility and in some Cenotes it is possible to see beautiful stalactites and stalagmites and amazing light effects. In larger Cenotes, it is possible to see several fish species. This will be an experience you will never forget.

Includes

Round trip transportation from the dive shop in Playa Del Carmen to the Cenotes
Entrance Fee to the Cenotes Park
Two cavern dives on two different lines
Rental of flashlights
Tanks and weights
Bottled water
Full lunch in a traditional restaurant
Qualified, friendly Full Cave Certified Guides
A small group of divers, ensuring personalized attention
Rental of our new, fully functioning, high-quality diving gear $15 USD
Gratuities
Transportation to Dive Center
Private guide (available at extra charge)
Photos and Souvenirs

Important Information

There are pre-requisites for Cavern Diving:
You should be certified with at least an open water certification.
You should be in good overall health to dive, particularly in terms of your respiratory and circulatory systems. You will be asked to self-certify before going on the dive.
You will need to complete the required PADI forms.
Please note that, in compliance with recognized diving safety standards, you must wait a minimum of 18 hours free after diving before flying on a plane.