About the tour

Cavern diving tours are quite different from open water diving tours due to an overhead environment which direct access to the surface is compromised during a very limited portion of time. Daylight is visible during most part of your dive and not further than 60 meters/ 200 feet from a surface with breathable air.
To allow recreational divers to safely experience the view of these superb underwater scenarios without becoming cave certified the dives conducted within the cavern zone follow very strict regulations to keep divers safe and comfortable at all time.
You will be guided by an Instructor and certified cave diver with knowledge and experience of hundreds of dives in the local Cenotes systems above and below the ground. The tours normally start at around 8:00 am, the maximum ratio for the cavern tour is 4 divers to 1 guide and we will conduct 2 to 3 dives, (depending on how many dives you booked for) in the Cenotes.
Included in the base price, we will provide transportation cost to the Cenotes, entrance fees, air tanks, diving equipment, flashlights, snacks and beverages.

What to bring?

•  Certification card
•  Swimsuit
•  Towel
•  Biodegradable mosquito repellent
•  Biodegradable sunscreen

NOTE: You will need to fill up our Medical Statement. This form is to find out if you should be examined by a doctor before participating in any recreational dive. If any of the items in the Medical Questionnaire applies to you, you must consult a physician prior to participating in scuba diving, or if you have any doubt or question regarding this matter please contact us and we will be glad to help.