This area emerged in the Ice Age, when a system of underground rivers stretching hundreds of miles was formed. The Mayans called them “Dznot.” Today, these fresh-water sinkholes have been explored and equipped for diving.

The visibility in the crystalline waters and the imposing stalactites that decorate the caverns’ interiors make the cenotes one of a kind in the world, something you won’t want to miss.

We will take you to the Mayan Cenotes in groups of up to 4 people, always accompanied by a spelunking-certified guide. Following a short car ride, we will enter the jungle to dive in the area’s most striking cenotes: Chac Mool, Dos Ojos, Taj Mahal, Ponderosa, Grand Cenote…

To guarantee both the fun and your safety, we follow all the rules established for this type of diving:

• Open water (or equivalent) diving license and a minimum amount of experience required.
• Maximum of 4 participants per guide.
• We will never go more than 200 feet into the caverns: we will always remain in the areas that are illuminated by daylight.
• All diving areas are broad enough to allow at least 2 divers to pass through at once.

We plan trips several times a week, departing at 8:30 a.m. and returning at approximately 2:30 p.m., after two hours of diving in the caverns. Our shuttles are air conditioned.