GUIDED diving
Ocean diving
Being home to amazing coral reefs in magically clear and warm water, the Riviera Maya located in the east of the Yucatan Peninsula offers an abundant number of SCUBA Adventures to experience. Read about our Top 10 Playa del Carmen Dive Sites “Here”
The Mesoamerican reef barrier including Cozumel Island is the second largest in the world, and features a huge amount of marine encounters and different sites in either shallow or deeper reefs to dive through.
Not sure whether to dive in Playa del Carmen or Cozumel? Get all the details “Here”
Bull Shark Diving
One of our seasonal specialties is diving with bull sharks! Off the coast of Playa del Carmen you can SCUBA dive with these migrating Bull Sharks every year from end of November throughout February. Don’t miss this opportunity and sign up for your once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
cENOTE DIVING
Cenote Diving is probably the nr. #1 reason why many certified divers come to dive Mexico’s mainland. Freshwater ponds surrounded by the mayan jungle Certainly have their unique touch.
Diving into the overhead environment through the cavern-zone requires each participant to follow certain rules and maintaining control of neutral buoyancy throughout the dives to conserve the million of years old dripstone formations. These Cenotes are considered Level 1 and 2 – perfect options as first-time Cenote dives!
“Learn more about Cenote Diving” and which Cenotes offer great dives to try out Cenote Diving for yourself!
Intermediate Cenotes
These Cenote combinations bring unique experiences, hide some dripstone adventures and include one deep dive(max 30 meters depth-limit).
Therefore these dives require every participant to at least count with an “Advanced Open Water certification” and having dived at least one other cenote-combination previously.
The Pit and Angelita are considered Level 3 Cenotes due to their maximum depths exceeding recreational diving limits.
Expert cenotes
Got addicted and looking for the really challenging Cenotes?
These Cenotes are probably the most advanced dives for recreational divers, and those looking
To experience the feeling of real cave-diving before getting certified to do so.
Cenotes Zapote and Maravilla bring us to the north of Playa del Carmen, and the well known “Ruta de los Cenotes”. Cenote Zapote also known as Hells Bells is maybe the even most unique and out-worldish dive one can do here without being cave-trained.
In order to dive them one has to have dived at least one intermediate cenote combination.
Cave diving in the riviera maya
For certified Cavern and Full Cave-Divers there is a range of not mentioned Cave Day Cenotes that we can offer regarding your certification level and experience.
For technical Cave Divers up to Multi-Stage, DPV Cave and exploration divers there’s nearly no limits on available dives, maps and caves to dive.
Not cave-certified yet? Get in Touch for further information on cave diving in the Riviera Maya, Training, Logistics or Booking.