Cenotes diving

Highlights

We have combined 2 cenotes that are ideal for the first dives on the Yucatan Peninsula: - Chac Mool and Kukulkan - Ponderosa and Tajma Ha They are the best cenotes for the sunlight effect. In the morning, you will enjoy the breathtaking curtain of light and the wonderful jungle view underwater. In these cenotes, you will find crystal-clear freshwater, a variety of light plays, big cave formations and fossils in the stones. The cenote Ponderosa or Jardin del Eden (Garden of Eden) is a natural swimming pool of crystal-clear water. This cenote has a rich flora and fauna, you can find different types of fishes, turtles and freshwater eels among the large rocks covered in green moss. Tajma Ha or Taj Majal cenote is a wide-open room underneath an air-filled bat cave. This cenote has a cavern filled with light streaming through holes in the ceiling. You will find many stalactites, limestone formations and huge chambers. This cenote resembles a huge palace with many rooms and corridors. In these cenotes, you will encounter halocline and wonderful lights effects in several areas. The play of the light on sunny days is amazing.

Summary

We have combined 2 cenotes that are ideal for the first dives on the Yucatan Peninsula: - Chac Mool and Kukulkan - Ponderosa and Tajma Ha They are the best cenotes for the sunlight effect. In the morning, you will enjoy the breathtaking curtain of light and the wonderful jungle view underwater. In these cenotes, you will find crystal-clear freshwater, a variety of light plays, big cave formations and fossils in the stones. The cenote Ponderosa or Jardin del Eden (Garden of Eden) is a natural swimming pool of crystal-clear water. This cenote has a rich flora and fauna, you can find different types of fishes, turtles and freshwater eels among the large rocks covered in green moss. Tajma Ha or Taj Majal cenote is a wide-open room underneath an air-filled bat cave. This cenote has a cavern filled with light streaming through holes in the ceiling. You will find many stalactites, limestone formations and huge chambers. This cenote resembles a huge palace with many rooms and corridors. In these cenotes, you will encounter halocline and wonderful lights effects in several areas. The play of the light on sunny days is amazing.

Tour info

Duration

5 hours

Why take this tour?

Go back in time and explore the mystical Mayan underwater world ! Come discover the mysteries of these incredible caverns : stalagmites, stalactites, underwater cathedrals and breathtaking light effects through crystal clear waters. Sacred to the Mayan people, the world-famous cenotes are only along the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. These cenotes offer a completely different world and a unique experience open to OWD divers.

What’s included?

Bottled water
Snacks
All Fees and Taxes
2 tanks, weights and belt
Hotels pickup and drop-off
Professional multilingual guide
2 dives in 2 different cenotes
Equipment (rental for 15 USD/day)
Diving insurance (optional)

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 5h
Mobile tickets accepted

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Diversland

About operator:

«Diversland» Company whole heartedly welcomes anyone, who once experienced the happiness of a free dive and forever fell in love with it, who can’t hold themselves on the ground, who lives in the same breath with the ocean… Our goals, vision, and who we do all this work for: It’s pretty clear to us today, why we came together, founded our diving company and began to “bring culture to the masses”, – the underwater world is everything to us. We love discovering new horizons and our ultimate goal now is to share this dream-world with everyone! Including you!! If you are an experienced reef explorer who has already worn out more than one pair of fins and breaths tank oxygen more often than the air of the Mother Earth’s atmosphere – we will put together a dive trip for you to the places that have been featured in every second Discovery episode!