Let’s go cenote diving!

Here’s what to expect:

  • You’ll be picked up at your hotel at 8 AM.

  • Sign the liability waiver, enjoy a ride through the jungle, arrive at the cenote and pay the entrance fee.

  • Check out the cenote & familiarize ourselves with the entry point. Bring your phone to take photos!

  • Gear setup, dive briefing, pre-dive safety checks, then go for a dive into the Mayan underworld!

  • Dives will range from 45 mins. - 1 hour. Dives are planned based on the rule of thirds (1/3 in, 1/3 out, 1/3 for emergencies)

  • Snacks & drinks will be provided for the surface interval.

  • Pack up gear & drive to the second cenote.

  • After our second dive, we’ll enjoy lunch together & head back to Playa.

  • Back in Playa del Carmen between 2-3 PM, depending on the cenote.

Tips:

  • Do not apply sunscreen/creams to help preserve cenote water quality

  • Wear sandals that you’re fine with getting wet. They will be left on the platform by the water during our dive if using my fins.

  • Wear a hat

Cenote Yaakun. Natural cenote, with clear blue water surrounded by rocky edges and vegetation. A wooden platform and steps lead down to the water's edge. Trees and plants grow around the perimeter.
Cenote Edén. Cenote surrounded by lush greenery with clear blue water and swimmers, under a sunny sky.
Cenote Dreamgate. Wooden platforms and stairs leading into a clear turquoise pool inside a rocky cave, with long green leaves hanging overhead.
Cenote Yaakun. Natural cenote with clear blue water, surrounded by rocky cliffs and dense foliage, featuring a wooden platform with people near the water's edge.
Cenote Dos Ojos. Lush tropical vegetation surrounding the entrance of a cave with a wooden platform and informational signs. Vines and large leaves are visible.
People snorkeling in cenote Dos Ojos with rocky walls and wooden deck.
Cenote El Pit. Steep stairs leading down to water entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.
Cenote Tak Be Luum. Interior of a cave with a wooden staircase and walkway, featuring a tree growing through an opening in the ceiling allowing natural light to enter.
Stalagmites and stalactites at cenote Taak Bi Ha
Cenote Taak Bi Ha with a clear blue underground pool, surrounded by stalactites hanging from the ceiling and rocky formations. A stone walkway leads towards the water.
Cenote Dreamgate. Wooden dock over clear water in a cave with overhanging plant leaves.
A large cave entrance with natural vegetation above, showing a staircase leading upward on the left. Inside, there is a wooden walkway and a tree extending through a hole in the rocky ceiling, allowing light to enter the cave.
Rigo the cenote guide with side mount tank at cenote nohoch nah chich, surrounded by rocky walls, lush vegetation, and wooden platform.
Cenote Carwash. A natural water pool surrounded by trees, with a sign reading "Don't swing, No balancearse" above. The area has a wooden platform and a rope swing attached to the trees.
Orange kayak on blue water under tree branches at cenote Angelita
Cenote Kin-Ha with a clear blue water pool, featuring a splash in the center. A rope hangs from the ceiling with a globe attached. Daylight enters through a hole above, with plants and onlookers visible at the top.
Entrance to cenote Zapote with clear blue water, surrounded by rocky ledges and lush greenery, featuring a stone staircase leading down to the water and a bright orange life preserver hanging on a railing.
A metal staircase leading down to cenote 7 Bocas surrounded by rocky terrain and greenery. The water in the cenote appears dark with a small reflective spot. A wooden railing and a sign are visible near the entrance.
Wooden staircase descending into cenote Kin-Ha with a sign reading 'DESPACIO!! WALK SLOWLY' in bright yellow letters.
Cenote Nicte-Ha surrounded by lush greenery, with clear water and lily pads, featuring a wooden deck and rocky ledge.
Staircase leading to a natural cenote in a forested area with clear blue water and surrounding greenery.
Lush pond with lily pads surrounded by tropical foliage and trees.
Underwater cave with stalactites and stalagmites

Cavern diving, tacos, & good vibes! What more could a diver want? Guided cenote cavern diving in the most beautiful cenotes in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, & Puerto Morelos. Your time underwater in the Riviera Maya is precious, by choosing me you’re guaranteeing yourself an experienced, attentive, & friendly guide. You’ll end the day with a happy heart and a brain full of cenote knowledge!