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- Max. 4 guests per guide
- Free transport within Playa del Carmen
- Clear prices, no hidden costs
- 5 Star Instructor Training Facility
Key facts at a glance
- Number of dive sites
- 7 beginner cenotes and 13 advanced cenotes on the Riviera Maya
- Requirement
- Open Water Diver is enough for most dives in the daylight zone
- Guides
- Trained cave divers and instructors with hundreds to thousands of dives
- Safety
- Guides carry at least 2 tanks, powerful lights and backup gear
- Price
- From 140 € for 2 dives (Chac Mool)
The Mayan Underworld, an Unforgettable Experience!
Cenote diving offers certified recreational divers the opportunity to discover the wonders of the underwater cave world, and there are numerous cenote dive sites on the Riviera Maya.
Almost all cenote dives can be conducted in the daylight zone by certified recreational divers without further training and with one of our professional guides in the daylight zone of the grottoes. An Open Water Diver certification is sufficient to undertake this adventure.
Experience Level
We will choose the appropriate dive sites for you, depending on your experience level.
Our cenote guides are trained cave divers and are also diving instructors with hundreds or thousands of dives.
For questions about the respective dive sites, please use the contact form.
Cenote Guides
Our cenote guides are trained cave divers and are also diving instructors with hundreds or thousands of dives. They also carry at least two tanks, powerful flashlights, and some spare equipment such as backup masks or backup flashlights.
Cavern Dive
Diving cenotes offers a whole new diving experience that every diver must experience. Therefore, don’t miss the opportunity during your stay on the Riviera Maya to take a grotto dive.
Keep in mind that cenotes, with their variety of grotto dives, are found to this extent only here worldwide.
Our Cenote Dive Sites
Wonders of the Underwater Cave World
The Cenote Dive Sites
Here you will find a list of our cenotes accessible to recreational divers.
The cenotes may only be dived with a certified Cave Guide.
Cenote Dive Sites
Questions?
Use the Contact Form.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a cave diving certification to dive the cenotes in Mexico?
No. Most cenote dives take place in the daylight zone, and an Open Water Diver certification is enough. No additional training is required.
Which cenotes are good for beginners near Playa del Carmen?
Good beginner cenotes are Chikin Ha, Kukulkaan, Chac Mool, Dos Ojos, El Eden – Ponderosa, Casa Cenote and Taj Ma Ha.
How much does cenote diving cost with DeepDiveMexico?
From 140 € for 2 dives in Cenote Chac Mool. Casa Cenote and Taj Ma Ha cost 160 € each, and advanced combinations range from 175 to 250 €.
Who guides the cenote dives on the Riviera Maya?
Trained cave divers and instructors with hundreds to thousands of dives. They carry at least two tanks, powerful lights, and spare masks and lights.
Which cenotes are for advanced divers in Mexico?
Among others Angelita, El Pit, Dreamsgate, 7 Bocas, Zapote, Tak Be Ha, Nicte Ha, Carwash, Calavera, Kin Ha, Maravilla, Nohoch and Tak Be Luum.
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