Dos Ojos Cenote Diving

Dos Ojos Cenote diving near Tulum, Riviera Maya. Explore the Barbie Line and Bat Cave with crystal-clear water, stalactites and stalagmites — $170 USD. 

Dos Ojos Cenote Diving - $170 USD - Open Water Divers

Dive Dos Ojos cenote near Tulum. Cavern dive max 20ft/ 6mts with Barbie Line, Bat Cave 30ft/9mts with stalactites and 100m visibility. Open Water divers welcome. Includes transport, guide, tanks, entrance.

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Diver Requirements

Open Water Diver certification or equivalent is required. Divers must have good buoyancy control and proper trim. The minimum age is 15 years.

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Dos Ojos Cavern Routes

One of the most spectacular cenotes in the Riviera Maya. It is part of the Sac Actun cave system. One of the longest underwater cave systems in the world and one of the most important cave systems in the Yucatán Peninsula.

The cavern section is relatively shallow, with an average depth of approximately 20 feet / 6 meters, making it an excellent location for experienced recreational divers interested in cenote diving near Playa del Carmen. The shallow profile also allows divers to experience two completely different cenote dives at the same location: the famous Barbie Line dive and the spectacular Bat Cave dive.

This stunning underground environment is known for its majestic stalactites, stalagmites, enormous limestone columns, and breathtaking views from the open-water sections

Barbie Line

During the Barbie Line dive, divers follow a beautiful cavern route surrounded by dramatic geological formations, crystal-clear water, natural light, and impressive underwater scenery. The combination of sunlight filtering through the cenote entrances and the ancient limestone formations creates a unique cavern diving experience in the Riviera Maya.

Maximum depth: 20 feet / 6 meters.

Bat Cave 

The Bat Cave dive offers a completely different experience. Along the route, divers can reach a spectacular dry gallery where they can surface inside a huge cavern filled with impressive stalactites hanging from the ceiling. The transition from the underwater environment into this enormous dry chamber makes this one of the most memorable cenote diving experiences in Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya.

Because of its relatively shallow depth, this cenote generally does not have the pronounced halocline found in many other cenotes in the region, such as Chikin Ha or Garden of Eden. The result is exceptionally clear water and excellent visibility, allowing divers to appreciate the intricate details of the ancient limestone formations.

If you are looking for cenote diving in Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya cavern diving, or a unique underwater adventure in the Sac Actun system, the Barbie Line and Bat Cave dives offer two distinct experiences at the same cenote and are an excellent way to explore the geological history of the Yucatán Peninsula.

Maximum depth: 30 feet / 9 meters.

Written by Luis Velasco 

TDI Full Cave Diver #516712

What's Included

• Round-trip transportation from Playa del Carmen or agreed meeting points along the route to the selected cenote, including the route to Dos Ojos. 

• Certified Cenote Guide and Instructor

• Tanks and weights

• Snacks and beverages

• Cenote entrance fees

What's Not Included

• Transportation outside the Playa del Carmen–Dos Ojos route. If you need transportation from another location, we can arrange it for an additional cost. 

• Rental gear: $20 USD full set / $5 USD per piece

• Camera admission fee, where applicable

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