Cenote Diving in Cancun

Cenote Scuba Diving from Cancun

Solo Buceo Dive Shop has the best Cenote Diving Tours in Cancun. We take our underwater expertise from the sea to the infamous sinkholes that are located along the Yucatan Peninsula. Cenotes are underwater mystical rivers that were created from a meteor crash millions of years ago. These holes were so deep and extent that water from underground started to pour from inside of the earth to the Yucatan Peninsula jungle.

Explore this magnificent dive site with us and see all the rock formations, stalactites and stalagmites in the cenotes

What is a Cenote Dive? 

Cenotes are tunnels or caves, underground freshwater rivers that run all over the Cancun and Riviera Maya area, created as a result of the collapse of limestone rocks. They were considered sacred to the Mayan culture; they believed they were the entrance to the underworld, giving the cenote dive in Cancun a mystical touch for all of those who dare. We can ensure that you will experience something very different while diving in the cenotes.

When you dive in the cenotes, caves, or caverns in the Yucatan Peninsula, you actually dive in fresh crystal-clear water, which makes it a unique combination of rock formations and natural light entrances for breathtaking underwater landscapes.

Which Cenote dives are available?

• Dos Ojos
• 7 Bocas
• Maravilla
• Chikin-ha
• Taj-Maha
• Zapote (Hells Bells)
• Chac Mool
• & More!

Some extra entrance and camera fees might apply.

We specialize in private groups; contact us to check on availability for a specific cenote.

What should I know before scuba diving in cenotes?

Do I need special certification for Cenote Diving in Cancun?

If you have your Open Water Diver Certification, is enough to dive in some of the best dive sites in the world. Having more than 8 cenotes available in the Riviera Maya for recreational diving, we can ensure a great, safe experience for everyone.

There are cenotes dives for every experience level, from depths of 35 ft. to up to 120 ft.

Depending on the cenote you are visiting, some Advanced Open Water Divers might be required.

What is the average water temperature while scuba diving in a cenote?

The temperature of the water in the cenotes is about 24° Celsius. In Solo Buceo Dive Shop we provide a 3 mm shorty wetsuit to make your diving in the cenotes experience more comfortable.

If you’ve always wanted to experience underground cavern diving, Cenote Diving in Cancun is your best choice. Our team of certified cenote guides (cavern divers) has explored these underwater caves for years. We have dived all of the cenotes we take our customers to, ensuring safety and 100% satisfaction.

Book now and discover what the Mexican jungle has to offer!

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Requirements

• Open Water certification