Cenote The Pit

Don't be fooled by it's lackluster name. The pit is a legendary dive that many divers have on their bucket list. It is part of the system Sac Actun, the longest underwater cave system in the world at 364 kms. With a depth of 391 ft/119 m, it is the deepest cenote in the Quintana Roo. The Pit offers limitless visibility, surrounded by white limestone walls, and illuminated by a 100-foot pillar of light during sunny days. It is awe-inspiring and magnificent. You will feel like you are flying in an underground cathedral.

We will perform a straight descent to 30 m/100 ft. Your will experience optical illusions while diving through a halocline at a depth of 13 to 15 meters. A halocline is where fresh and salt water meet, creating a water density gradient. Bellow 30m/100ft is a dense hydrogen sulfide layer with trees branches emerging from the ‘cloud’. The sunlight does not penetrate the hydrogen sulfide layer, creating an illusion of flying above the white clouds.

We perform a multilevel profile ascend and you will enjoy the beautifully decorated ceiling and the spectacular light show created by the sun above us.

This is a once in a life time dive and you can be one of the lucky few that experienced it.

Location:

Cenote The Pit is one hour south of Playa del Carmen, 35 minutes north of Tulum.

Cenote Dos Ojos/Batcave

Easily considered one of the most famous cenotes in the world, diving in cenote Dos Ojos treats you to a dive of a lifetime. The water is extremely clear, giving you full visibility of limestone stalagmites and stalactites and offes a surfaceble air dome home to hundreds of bats. Located 45km from Playa del carmen, the cenote Dos Ojos is part of the Sac Actun cave system and is known to be the biggest underwater cave system in the world. The cenote is called Dos Ojos, translating to ‘Two eyes’, as there are two cenotes connected by a 60-meter underwater tunnel. Dos Ojos delivers two amazing and unique dives on its two golden cavern lines called Barbie Line and the Batcave line.

Wondering why it's called Barbie Line and Batcave? Come and find out for yourself and dive these amazing and wonderous caverns.

Location:

Cenote Dos Ojos is 50 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, 29 minutes north of Tulum.

What is Included:

-Transportation to/from cenotes-

-Certified Full Cave Diver & Instructor Guide-

-Weights, Flashlight, Tanks (Nitrox Available)-

-Lunch, Water & Snacks-

What is Not Included:

Entrance Fees (to be paid in cash in MXN directly to the Cenote): $600 MXN ($35 USD)

Prerequisites:

-Minimum age of 15 years-

-Advanced Open Water Certification-

*Pricing is for minimum groups of 2 divers*

(For Solo divers: 850 MXN extra)