Deep and mystical sinkholes, known as dolines, combined with another cenote that is usually narrower than the more open cenotes. These cenote formations feature spectacular stalactites, stalagmites, columns, flowstone, and other beautiful speleothems, creating an impressive underwater cave environment.
This type of deep cenote diving in the Riviera Maya is designed for experienced recreational divers who are comfortable with deeper water and confined environments. Advanced Open Water Scuba Certification is required, along with excellent buoyancy control and advanced buoyancy techniques.
Divers should be confident maintaining stable trim and buoyancy while navigating narrow passages and avoiding contact with the delicate cave formations. The combination of depth, restricted areas, and intricate geological formations makes this a more demanding cenote diving experience near Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya.
Maximum Depth: 100 feet / 30 meters.
What´s Included
Round trip transportation from your place to the cenote
Certified Cenote Guide and Instructor
Tanks & weights
Snack and Beverages
Cenote Entrance Fees
A full day of cenote diving, approximately 7–8 hours
What´s not included
Rental Gear for an extra 20 USD or 5 USD per piece
Fee for Camera Admission to the Park