3 Cenote Dives in Tulum: Casa Cenote & Dos Ojos

Three dives into underground rivers where light cuts through limestone and caverns open into air-filled domes.

This day trip combines three cenote dives near Tulum in Mexico's Riviera Maya: Casa Cenote, followed by two dives in Dos Ojos cenote. You'll need PADI Open Water certification or higher and must have dived within the last year. A PADI instructor leads the group through the Mayan jungle, providing all rental equipment, lunch and towels. The day runs about five hours and ends around 4pm.

The experience

Three dives means three different underwater worlds. Casa Cenote opens into cool, clear water beneath overhanging mangroves: light filters down through the canopy and catches the colors of the cenote itself. Then you move to Dos Ojos, where the first dive takes you along the Barbie Line into one of the two limestone eyes. Blue light streams down from above into large decorated caverns below. The second Dos Ojos dive, called the Batcave, sends you through formations and up into an air-filled dome before you surface into the sun-lit west eye of the cenote.

You meet at the dive shop in the morning to set up your rental gear, then ride out to the cenotes in a truck. A PADI instructor runs all three dives and stays with your group throughout. Lunch happens between dives, and the operator provides water and snacks as well. Everything you need to dive (tanks, weights, regulators, BCDs) comes with the booking, so you only bring your certification card and a towel. The day wraps around 4pm, giving you the afternoon free after you return.

This trip is built for divers who have logged dives in the past year and hold at least an Open Water card. The cenotes themselves are in the jungle, not at a resort, and the dives move through real cave systems and decorated chambers, not shallow reef or open water. You'll complete a health questionnaire before entering the water, and the operator flags that diving within 18 hours of flying is not recommended. A guide speaks English, Spanish or French depending on the group.

What’s included

• All rental diving equipment.
• a PADI instructor for all three dives.
• lunch between dives.
• water and snacks.
• towels.
• transportation by truck to and from the cenotes.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery dayDeparts at 08:00

Book up to4h before

AgesAdult (10 to 90 years) · Under 10: can't be booked

GroupUp to 4

Live guideEnglish, Spanish and French

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

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Good to know

Moderate physical effortWheelchair accessibleStroller-friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot recommended during pregnancyNot recommended with heart problemsNot recommended with back problems

Operated by Infinity 2 Diving

Is this one for you?Small groups work best here. The cenotes are in the jungle, not a resort pool, and the dives move through real cave systems with a single instructor. Book this if you want to dive decorated chambers and underground rivers with someone who knows the site, not a crowded resort course or a shallow open-water repeat.

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Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English, Spanish and French.

What is Casa Cenote like underwater?

Casa Cenote is a cenote with cool, clear water beneath overhanging mangroves. Light filters down through the canopy and illuminates the blues, greens and oranges of the water and rock formations.

Do I need to arrange my own transportation to the cenotes?

No, you meet at the dive shop, and the operator provides a truck to the cenotes in the Mayan jungle and back. You only need to get to the shop yourself.

What's the difference between the two Dos Ojos dives?

The Barbie Line dive descends into one of the two limestone eyes with blue light streaming down into large decorated caverns. The Batcave dive swims through formations, surfaces into an air-filled dome, then continues through the sun-lit waters of the west eye.

Is all the diving gear included?

Yes, rental equipment, tanks, weights and regulators are all included. You bring your certification card and a towel.

Can I dive if I haven't been diving in a long time?

The operator requires that you have dived within the last year and hold PADI Open Water certification or above. You'll also complete a health questionnaire before the dives begin.