4 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
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Refresh your diving skills in two of Tulum’s most beautiful cenotes
Explore the open waters and unique ecosystem of Casa Cenote
Experience the magical light effects and formations of Dos Ojos’ Barbie Line
Perfect for divers with limited recent experience
Guided by certified professionals with all equipment included
€ 144.19
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Reconnect with the underwater world with this two-dive adventure designed for certified divers who wish to refresh their skills while experiencing the breathtaking cenotes of Tulum. Begin your journey at Casa Cenote, an extraordinary location where the lush jungle meets the Caribbean Sea. With shallow depths and crystal-clear visibility, this open-water dive offers the perfect environment to regain confidence and practice essential diving techniques under the guidance of a certified instructor. As you glide through tranquil waters surrounded by mangroves and marine life, you’ll feel your comfort and control returning, setting the tone for a truly enjoyable diving experience. The second dive takes you to the world-famous Cenote Dos Ojos, one of Tulum’s most iconic diving sites. Here, you’ll embark on the Barbie Line route, a cavern dive that balances adventure and safety with its spacious passages and mesmerizing light displays. Explore magnificent limestone formations as sunlight filters through the water, creating an almost dreamlike ambiance. This dive provides a gentle introduction to cavern diving and is ideal for divers who haven’t been underwater for a while or have limited logged dives. With full equipment, transport, and professional guidance included, this experience ensures a seamless and inspiring return to the beauty of diving in Mexico’s magical cenotes.
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Entrance fee at the cenotes
Swimsuit, towel & sunscreen
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Have a camera ready to capture your special moments
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A truly magical and breathtaking experience. The Dos Oros cenotes are absolutely unique — timeless, powerful, and incredibly beautiful. A huge thank you to Rodrigo, who made this adventure unforgettable. Thanks to him, our daughters were able to swim through the three different cenotes while snorkeling, guided by his flashlight, revealing the magic of the underwater caves. The deep blue colors, the light reflections, and the silence inside the caverns create an unreal atmosphere. It was a powerful, emotional experience, perfectly guided and safe. A moment we will never forget. Highly recommended.
We really enjoyed this place. 2nd cenote was more interesting. Scuba would have been amazing, or being able to dive down. Life jackets were not necessary.
Cenote Dos Ojos was absolutely amazing. Crystal-clear water, incredible views, and a truly unique atmosphere. It’s a beautiful place and definitely worth visiting. Swimming there is an unforgettable experience and one of the highlights of the Tulum area. Highly recommended! 💧🌴
This is a beautiful Cenote. I visited during a scuba diving excursion and was impressed with the park, and the cenote. Some really beautify diving, especially bat cave, which was one of the most beautiful dives. Bat cave has light coming through a hole in the cenote roof, creating a light column, lighting up the room above and below water. The water has a beautiful turquoise color when hit with the light. Great place to just swim for non-divers.
We visited Cenote Dos Ojos on a recommendation from a Tulum native. We chose the Dos Ojos guided tour for 800 pesos and it was well worth the money. Our guide Luis was really nice and the bat cave was awesome. The cenotes were beautiful and we even saw an albino bat. A great way to spend a half day Tulum.
