Discover the beauty of Tulum diving through its Caves and Cenotes.

World famous and part of the unique underground river system in the world. Located two and a half hours from Mahahual. Tulum offers something unique. Since the times of our Mayan ancestors, it is considered the threshold to the underworld. (Xibalba).

And without a doubt, the sensation is incomparable to see the caverns, the bodies of crystalline and deep water, the stalactites and the formations made over thousands of years. An obligatory stop to complete your diving experience in the Mexican Caribbean.

Diving sites

Angelita

Iconic place in the middle of the Mayan jungle, after a short walk from the vehicle you will be able to see the cenote surrounded by trees with clear and freshwater that will make you feel in contact and in tune with nature. Once in the water you can start your descent to the depth that your level allows you to be able to reach, a thick layer of hydrogen sulfate that forms a white cloud that can be crossed to go down inside it to reach the final part of the cenote where There are the remains of a tree that forms an iconic gloomy image, brushing its highest branches against the cloud of hydrogen sulfate formed by the decomposition of the leaves that fall into the cenote and travel to the bottom to settle there.

Dos ojos

Cenote world famous for its crystal clear waters, natural environment, its unique caves in the world, stalactite formations, flooded caves, caves with bats, and interconnected sections.

Types of Diving

• Deep Diving

• Multilevel Diving

• Side mount Diving

• Technical Diving

• Decompression Diving

Recommendations

• All divers must have current certification

• Have a logged dive in the last year

• Have good physical health

Restrictions

• A minimum group size of 4 divers

Duration

• 2 tanks = 10 hours

What is included?

• 2 dives

• Fruit, water and sweet bread in the surface interval

• Full cave instructor for maximum groups of 4 divers for each guide

• 80 cc aluminum tanks. / 12 liters

• weights