What is cenote diving ?
Cenote diving is accessible starting with level 1 certification (CMAS, FFESSM or PADI Open Water Diver). It’s an advanced start at cave diving, for everyone.
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Beginners
If you aren't a certified diver, no worries, you still have 3 options to visit the amazing cenotes.
During rainy season, it's also one of the most pleasant places to be because you are in a cavern. For this reason, cenote divings aren't affected by the weather forecast and won't be last minute cancelled.
With the water being 75°F or 24°C year round, the crystal clear cenote water is the coolest option in the tropical heat of Yucatan peninsula.
The best cenotes in Tulum
How to make sure I am able to cenote dive ?
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You need to be Open Water or Level 1 certified to dive in most of the cavern cenotes. For the deepest dives like Pit or Angelita but also the most technical like Dreamgate, Taak Bi Ha or Nicte Ha, you need to be advanced certified.
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To dive in cenotes, it is mandatory to have dived in the last year. If not, you'll be able to take a quick refresher dive in an amazing natural area : Casa cenote before diving in the cavern cenotes like Dos Ojos or Car Wash.
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Your number of dives logged will help us choosing with you the best cenotes to schedule. As soon as you get certified, you can easily dive in Dos Ojos or Casa cenote whereas you would need a minimum amount of dives for the most advanced cenote dives.