Dos Ojos Cenote Dive (From Riviera Maya)
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Explore one of the top 10 longest underwater cave systems in the world
Witness a stunning landscape of rocky stalactites and stalagmites
Enjoy a small-group experience with a maximum of four divers per instructor
All-inclusive tour with scuba equipment, meals, and transportation provided
Cenote Dos Ojos Cave Dive Offers a World-Renowned Journey into the Subterranean Underwater World
A full-day diving excursion at Cenote Dos Ojos introduces certified divers to one of the most iconic cavern systems in the world, located just south of Playa del Carmen and within easy reach of Tulum and Akumal. Known for its twin entrances—resembling “two eyes”—the cenote opens into an expansive underground network that has fascinated explorers and divers for decades.
The dive site is part of one of the longest underwater cave systems on Earth, first explored in the late 1980s and now mapped across extensive passages connecting multiple cenotes. With stable, clear waters averaging around 25°C and depths reaching approximately 10 meters, the environment provides ideal conditions for cavern diving while showcasing exceptional visibility throughout the system.
During the guided two-tank dive, participants explore distinct cavern routes, each offering unique geological formations and lighting effects. Sunlight filtering through openings illuminates dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, revealing a landscape shaped over thousands of years. These natural formations create an otherworldly atmosphere that highlights the cenote’s geological and visual complexity.
Beyond its natural beauty, Cenote Dos Ojos also carries deep cultural significance, having been regarded as a sacred water source by the ancient Maya. The dive experience is carefully structured for safety and intimacy, with small groups led by experienced instructors and all necessary equipment provided, including tanks and underwater lights. With transportation, meals, and logistical support included, the excursion offers a seamless and immersive exploration of one of the most remarkable underwater cave systems in the Mexican Caribbean.
Cenote Dos Ojos Cave Dive Offers a World-Renowned Journey into the Subterranean Underwater World
A full-day diving excursion at Cenote Dos Ojos introduces certified divers to one of the most iconic cavern systems in the world, located just south of Playa del Carmen and within easy reach of Tulum and Akumal. Known for its twin entrances—resembling “two eyes”—the cenote opens into an expansive underground network that has fascinated explorers and divers for decades.
The dive site is part of one of the longest underwater cave systems on Earth, first explored in the late 1980s and now mapped across extensive passages connecting multiple cenotes. With stable, clear waters averaging around 25°C and depths reaching approximately 10 meters, the environment provides ideal conditions for cavern diving while showcasing exceptional visibility throughout the system.
During the guided two-tank dive, participants explore distinct cavern routes, each offering unique geological formations and lighting effects. Sunlight filtering through openings illuminates dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, revealing a landscape shaped over thousands of years. These natural formations create an otherworldly atmosphere that highlights the cenote’s geological and visual complexity.
Beyond its natural beauty, Cenote Dos Ojos also carries deep cultural significance, having been regarded as a sacred water source by the ancient Maya. The dive experience is carefully structured for safety and intimacy, with small groups led by experienced instructors and all necessary equipment provided, including tanks and underwater lights. With transportation, meals, and logistical support included, the excursion offers a seamless and immersive exploration of one of the most remarkable underwater cave systems in the Mexican Caribbean.
- Round-trip transportation from designated pickup points
- All scuba equipment & tanks
- Lamps & underwater flashlights
- English speaking guides
- Bottled water
- Breakfast & lunch
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
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Customer Reviews
This is the kind of must do! Swim in a cenote is an amazing experience and the guided tours worth it.
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.
