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2-Tank Cenote Certified Dive in Tulum

5 hr
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4.9/5
Product code: 12614P1
4.9 · 200 reviews
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About this activity

Enjoy two cenote dives in the Riviera Maya!. Your tour includes transportation from the shop, equipment, snacks and refreshments, plus a professional guide.

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What is included

All necessary equipment includedOther
All taxes, fees and handling chargesOther
BeveragesOther
Evidence of dive certification is required from all divers wishing to participateOther
Face masks required for guides in public areasSafety face masks required for guides in public ar
Face masks required for travellers in public areasSafety face masks required for travelers in public
Gear/equipment sanitised between useSafety gear equipment sanitized between use
GratuitiesFees
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staffSafety hand sanitizer available to travelers and s
Hotel pickup and drop-offOther
If you are going to use sun screen or insect repellent (recommended for some cenotes), they have to be bio degradable, we sell both in our shopOther
If you are the only diver going out on a tour we can still take you out if you pay a 15 USD extra chargeOther
Not recommended for pregnant travelersNo pregnant
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular healthNo heart problems
Our bookings team will get in touch with you so that we can decide which cenotes suit you better.Other
Professional guideOther

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Standard

Refund rules

100% refundable until 1 day before departure
0% refundable from 0 to 1 day before departure

Reviews

5/5

2 days Cenote dives with Alan- what a pleasure

Got Alan as a dive instructor and he was the greatest! Very good at speaking english, so kind, friendly, gave good advice and funny! We had 2 days with him at Cenotes and loved both of them! 10/5 stars to him! Thank you so much!

Reviewed by idakathrine - 2022-11-13
5/5

100% recommend for cenote dive

I went on the 2 dives in cenote Dos Ojos tour and had an AMAZING time. It was my first time diving in a cenote and my guide Hairo was great at giving safety instructions as well as sharing plenty of information about the formation of cenotes, the region of Quintana Roo and the Tulum area. Also, I was fortunate enough to be the only one on the tour, so I had it all to myself. Very professional service offered by Agua Clara, I highly recommend it.

Reviewed by ClairanneA1 - 2022-11-04
5/5

2 tank cenote dive

Brilliant morning of cenote diving (The Pit and Dos Ojos) with Alberto - talked us through each dive beforehand, pointed out all of the interesting things to see in the cenotes, and gave us lots of info on the local wildlife afterwards. Fab lunch provided too, as well as transport to and from the shop. Definitely recommend!

Reviewed by CharleyA45 - 2022-10-23
5/5

MUST DO in Tulum!

My husband and I had a wonderful experience diving the Dos Ojos cenotes for the first time in Tulum! Our dive instructor, Beto, did a great job making us feel comfortable and providing the best experience possible! We highly recommend and will definitely be back. This is a must do for certified divers!

Reviewed by katier810 - 2022-10-06
3/5

Amazing places, less than ideal guidance.

First of all, the cenote‘s are an absolutely beautiful place to dive and I highly recommend exploring these. However, I think there’s a lot of room in improvement for our particular guide (not dropping the name) who is not very reassuring to oke of my group members of the safety concerns about how the actual procedure will take on these particular endeavors. He seemed plagued by indifference and ignorance, and seemed as though the guide was more concerned with just getting us over the entire experience, rather than forwarding the qualms about particular elements in a relatively dangerous place to be diving. In short, a friend and mine chose to skin dive based on the fact that the water temperatures implied were not that cold. It is not the guides fault that one of us forgone wearing a wetsuit, however it was not reassuring that he tried to play the situation off once in the water and did not emphasize the importance more during the wet suit fitting. Furthermore, I assumed requesting an English speaking tour guide that we would be paired with a Spanish-speaking individual on our trip. This isn't a big, but there was also another random friend of his on a ride home back from the cenote to town. Kind of crammed for 5 full sized guys. Again, not deal breakers but for the money spent i would of figured a more individualized experience. For reference, I’m a charter captain by trade full-time, commercial dive for a vessel recovery service in the United States, and have logged over 150 dives. It was a friend of mine who is AOW/ Nitrox certified that had some issues. TLDR: Enjoy the beautiful cenotes, but maybe look elsewhere to find a more accommodating booking.

Reviewed by byrons30 - 2022-10-07

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