
$3,400 MXN
Dive Casa Cenote and Dos Ojos in one unforgettable two-tank cenote diving adventure from Tulum.
Duration: 5-6 hours
Certification required: Open Water Diver or equivalent
Minimum age: 15 years
All-inclusive cenote diving tours with no hidden fees.

All cenote entrance fees

All necessary dive equipment

Round-trip transport from our dive shop

Sandwich, snacks, fruit and water
Please note: Some cenotes charge a small fee for you to bring your camera.
Your day begins at our dive shop in Tulum, where you’ll meet your guide and any other divers joining the trip. We take time to get everyone properly fitted for equipment, complete any necessary paperwork, and make sure everything is comfortable before setting off for the day.
Once everything is organised, we pack the equipment into the guide’s truck and head out together toward the cenotes. Unlike ocean diving, cenote adventures take you inland, away from the coastline and into the jungle. Casa Cenote is only around 15–20 minutes from Tulum, making for a relaxed start to the day.
After a short drive and the final stretch along one of the Riviera Maya’s familiar jungle roads, we arrive at Casa Cenote. Before entering the water, your guide will give a full briefing covering the dive route, cavern procedures, communication, and what to expect underwater.
Casa Cenote offers a very different experience to many other cenotes. Open, light-filled and surrounded by mangroves, it feels more connected to the natural jungle environment than enclosed cavern systems. With crystal-clear water, beautiful light effects and the chance to spot fish, turtles and the famous resident crocodile often seen resting near the surface, it’s a cenote that surprises many divers.
After the first dive, we take time to relax, hydrate and enjoy some snacks before packing up and heading to Dos Ojos, around 20 minutes away.
One of the most famous cenote systems in Mexico, Dos Ojos offers a completely different atmosphere underwater. Known for its dramatic light beams, crystal-clear visibility and impressive cavern formations, it’s easy to see why this cenote is a favourite with divers and underwater photographers alike. Before the second dive, your guide will give another briefing specific to the route and conditions for the dive.
Following the dives, we enjoy a freshly prepared lunch, share stories from the day, and many divers take the opportunity to log their dives or compare photos before changing into dry clothes and heading back to Tulum.
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Yes. We require a small deposit to secure your booking. Once we confirm availability, we'll send a payment link. The remaining balance can be paid when you arrive at the dive shop. You can pay the deposit via credit card, Wise, Revolut, or PayPal.
Just bring swimwear and a towel. All dive equipment, transportation, entrance fees, lunch and snacks are included in the tour. If you'd like to take photos, you're welcome to bring your camera. Some cenotes charge a small fee at the entrance.
This tour requires a minimum of Open Water Diver certification or the equivalent. If you have any questions about your experience level, feel free to contact us and we'll be happy to help.
Cenote diving is unaffected by the weather. So even if the ocean is rough you can still enjoy the calm waters of our beautiful cenotes.
We understand that travel plans can change. You can view our cancellation policy here:
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