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Cenote Diving · Tulum

Dos Ojos + Casa Cenote — 3 Tanks

From limestone caverns to Caribbean-connected mangroves.

Two classic Dos Ojos routes are followed by Casa Cenote’s open-water channel, mangrove roots and coastal water interaction.

Certification
Open Water Diver
Dives
3 dives
Price
$4,000 MXN / person
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The Experience

A day built around contrast, control and environment.

The first two dives stay within the limestone cavern environment of Dos Ojos, then the third changes the setting completely. Barbie Line introduces the system through bright, spacious and decorated passages. Bat Cave retains the geological focus but moves into a darker atmosphere with an internal air dome. Casa Cenote finishes the day in an open-water channel beneath mangroves, directly connected to the sea. Here natural light, freshwater and saltwater interaction, and the possibility of aquatic life replace the enclosed cavern character. The three profiles remain relatively shallow, but the full schedule still calls for comfortable buoyancy and physical readiness for three dives.

Divers crossing a bright limestone cavern at Dos Ojos
Dos Ojos

Dive 01

Barbie Line

A bright, spacious and decorated Dos Ojos route where natural light and limestone formations establish the classic cavern setting.

Planned for approximately 45–50 minutes per dive, depending on conditions and air consumption

Divers moving between limestone formations at Dos Ojos
Dos Ojos

Dive 02

Bat Cave

A darker cavern route with detailed limestone and an internal air dome, creating a more enclosed atmosphere than the first dive.

Planned for approximately 45–50 minutes per dive, depending on conditions and air consumption

Diver swimming through mangrove roots and limestone rocks at Casa Cenote
Casa Cenote

Dive 03

Casa Cenote

An open-water channel beneath mangroves with a direct ocean connection. Natural light and fresh-and-salt-water interaction define the profile, while aquatic life may be encountered depending on conditions.

Planned for approximately 45–50 minutes per dive, depending on conditions and air consumption

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Who This Experience Is For

Open Water divers who want both classic cavern scenery and a very different coastal cenote environment within the same day.

Dive Profile

Certification
Open Water Diver
Dives
3 dives
Depth
Approximately 8–10 m maximum profiles
Dive time
Planned for approximately 45–50 minutes per dive, depending on conditions and air consumption
Diver readiness
Comfortable buoyancy and physical readiness for three dives

Your Day

  1. 018:00 AM — Preparation and departure
  2. 02Dive 1
  3. 03Surface interval
  4. 04Dive 2
  5. 05Main lunch and hydration interval
  6. 06Dive 3
  7. 07Return approximately 2:30–3:30 PM

Timing remains approximate and depends on conditions and the divers.

What's Included

  • Professional cenote and cavern guide
  • 3 air tanks and weights
  • Entrance fees for the listed sites
  • Round-trip transportation from the agreed meeting point
  • Lunch, snacks and hydration

Plan This Experience

Ready to talk through the details?

Share your preferred date, certification level and recent dive experience so Rubiel can confirm whether this package fits your group.

$4,000 MXN / person

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