Immerse yourself in another world!
2 tanks 130 to 175 USD depending on the cenotes
The cenotes are a unique wonder of nature and are clearly one of the must-see attractions when visiting the Yucatán peninsula. Geological formations, tunnels, light beams, hallocline, there is a lot to discover in the Cenotes.
Whether you are a begginer or more experience diver, you can dive in a Cenote!
Kelly our cenote guide will take you on a amazing experience, going into the jungle to discover a unique type of diving, different that everything you could have experienced before!
Different options are available, we are here to discuss with you the cenotes that will best suits your level and wishes!
The word “cenote” comes from the Mayan language “ts’ono’ot” or “d’zonot” which means “water hole”.
Cenotes are natural wells, filled with fresh water and sometimes a lower layer of seawater. They communicate with each other through a complex system of underground rivers. It is estimated that the Yucatán Peninsula has no less than 10 000… of which only a minority has been explored.
Let yourself be tempted by the experience and let you go into the cenotes magic, you will not regret it!
You would like a guide for yourself ? to take the time you want for taking your pictures or videos or to focus just on you > We can make your experience unique, ask us for a private guide!
The most famous cenotes in pictures:
EL EDEN
Max depth: 14m/45ft – Level: from Open Water
Discover its incredible cavern with its huge light window and amazing halocline. You will also be able to admire various millions years old fossils and nice geological structures.
This cenote is also accessible to non divers, swimmers or snorkelers will be able to enjoy the open part which is like a wonderful natural pool with some fresh water fish.
YAAKUN Max depth: 35m/115ft – Level: from Advanced Open Water
This recently open cenote is a unique underwater wonder which as some similarities with Angelita cenote. Dive deep into its thick hydrogen sulfite cloud to discover and mysterious underwater branch forest and meet its giant stalactites and unusual incredibles colors on the way up to the surface.
EL PIT
Max depth: 30m/100ft – Level: from Advanced Open Water
Descent in this incredible deep light well until reaching its bottom decorated with enigmatic tree branches. Also, explore the corners of its cavern to discover numerous bones, pottery and geological formations. Get ready for an amazing and unique experience!
CARWASH
Max depth: 15m/50ft – Level: from Open Water
Come to explore the 2 facets of this beautiful cenote. On one side, you will discover its pretty water lilies garden with numerous fishes and turtles. On the other side, its amazing cavern with various geological formations, ancient bones and great panorama view.
DREAMGATE
Max depth: 8m/25ft – Level: from Advanced Open Water
Push the door of Dreamgates, cenote of thousands of unique decorations, a trip out of time and space is waiting for you. Slalom between its incredible geological formations, ‘fly over’ its sediment dunes and contemplate its impressive elephant feet.
ANGELITA
Max depth: 35m/110ft – Level: from Advanced Open Water
Descent in the underwater universe of Tim Burton. This cenote will give you unique sensations with its island surrounded by its thick hydrogen sulfite cloud and tree branchages. Go even deeper through its cloud to discover a dead forest where the time seems to have stopped.
Min 2 participants or a supplement of 60 USD
DOS OJOS
Max depth: 10m/30ft – Level: from Open Water
With its two cavern lines, Dos Ojos offers you an incredible journey into its broad tunnels. Splendid decorations and light shows will be waiting for you inside. You will also surface in its large air dome to observe its numerous bats and unique stalactites.
ZAPOTE
Max depth: 30m/100ft – Level: from Advanced Open Water
Go down along this unique chimney duct and get attracted by its darkness and surprised by its unusual geological formations in the shape of all sized bells. You will also discover a dead tree and a hydrogen sulfite cloud, atmosphere guaranteed.
A little more about cenotes
The word “cenote” comes from the Mayan language “ts’ono’ot” or “d’zonot” which means “water hole“.
Cenotes are natural wells, filled with fresh water and sometimes a lower layer of seawater. The Yucatán peninsula is estimated to have no less than 10,000…only a minority of which have been explored.
They communicate with each other through a complex system of underground rivers.
Their beauty, shape and depth vary from one cenote to another. The stalactics and stalagmites formations found inside takes you back millions of years, adding to that the play of light that takes you to another dimension…the magic of cenotes works.