Diving The Pit and Dos Ojos

$ 160

Location : Tulum


Includes : 2 Cenotes ( The Pit and Dos Ojos ). Full equipment. Transportation from Playa del Carmen Downtown. Certified Full Caves Guide.


Duration: 5 hours


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Description

Diving Cenotes The Pit and Dos Ojos

Diving Cenotes The Pit and Dos Ojos in the same day is one of the most amazing dive experiences you can have in the Riviera Maya. In just one trip, you will explore two of the best cenotes in Tulum, famous for their unique light effects, breathtaking formations, and connection to the largest underground river system in the world.

Why diving cenotes The Pit and Dos Ojos?

These cenotes were considered by the ancient Maya as the sacred entrance to Xibalba, the underworld. Today, they are part of the Sac Actun – Dos Ojos System, a record-breaking cave system running for more than 215 miles underground.

With over 5,000 cenotes already discovered in Mexico (and thousands more yet to be explored), The Pit and Dos Ojos stand out as must-dive sites for advanced divers.

Highlights of this dive experience:

  • The Pit Cenote: Dramatic sun beams, haloclines, and the mystical hydrogen sulfide cloud.
  • Dos Ojos Cenote: Stunning stalactites and stalagmites, crystal-clear visibility, and a dome with rich biodiversity, including bat colonies.

Both dives will leave you with unforgettable memories and unique underwater photos.


What to Expect diving cenotes

  • Number of dives: 2 dives (about 40 minutes each)
  • Depth: 30 metters or 100 ft Max, perfect to enjoy formations and light effects
  • Unique features: Light beams, calcareous formations, halocline, bat dome
  • Location: Tulum (transportation from Playa del Carmen included)

What’s Included

âś… 2 cenote dives (The Pit & Dos Ojos)
âś… Certified full cave guide (PADI professional)
âś… Full diving equipment
âś… Transportation from Playa del Carmen Dowtown
âś… Snacks & water

❌ Entrance fees are not included (600 MXN combo ticket for The Pit & Dos Ojos).

❌ Dive Computer ( 15 USD)


Duration

đź•’ Approx. 5 hours (including transport, preparation, 2 dives, and surface interval).


Requirements for diving cenotes

  • Minimum age: 16 years
  • Certification: Advanced Open Water Diver required or OW with experiences in deep dives
  • Good health and recent dive experience
  • No flights within 24 hours after diving
  • We recommend a refresher dive if you haven’t been diving in over a year
  • 🤿 Solo divers: please contact us before booking to confirm availability.

⚠️ Please note: You must be an Advanced Certified Diver to do this activity, or OW with experiences in deep dives


Meeting Point

  • If you are staying in downtown Playa del Carmen, pick-up is included or Meet us in our Shop.
  • For other areas, we will provide a convenient meeting point.

Cancellation Policy

  • âś… Free cancellation up to 48 hours before your dive.
  • 🔄 If weather conditions prevent the activity, we reschedule or refund 100%.
  • ⚠️ Cancellation between 48–24 hours before: 50% fee.
  • ❌ Cancellation within 24 hours or no-show: 100% charge.

📌 FAQ Section

  • What certification level do I need to diving cenotes The Pit and Dos Ojos?  For The Pit, Advanced Open Water certification is required or OW with experiences in deep dives. For Dos Ojos, Open Water is enough.
  • What makes The Pit special? The Pit is famous for its dramatic light beams, haloclines, and hydrogen sulfide cloud, creating one of the most unique dive experiences in the Riviera Maya.
  • Can I dive Dos Ojos if I’m a beginner ? Yes, Dos Ojos is perfect for Open Water divers, with shallow depths and excellent visibility.
  • What’s included in the tour? The package includes a certified PADI guide + Full Cave guide, round-trip transportation from Playa del Carmen, full diving equipment, water, and lunch.
  • How long does the experience last? The full tour takes about half a day, including transport, preparation, two dives, and surface interval. from 8 am  till 3 pm
  • How big is the group ? Our groups are limited to 4 divers per truck/guide.
  • Do you take photos ? Unfortunately, guides are not allowed to carry cameras in any of the cenotes due to safety regulations.
  • Can I bring my camera? Yes, you can bring your camera, just keep in mind that professional cameras have a fee.

📸 Photos by @martinbroen