Tour Details
Cenotes:
- Dos Ojos
Dives: 2 (Barbie Line & Bat Cave)
Difficulty: Easy
Suitable for: Open Water
Features:
- Rocks
- Light Effects
- Stalactites & Stalagmites
Open Water Certified
Casa Cenote & Car Wash
Tour Details
Cenotes:
- Casa Cenote
- Car Wash
Dives: 2
Difficulty: Easy
Suitable for: Beginners
Features:
- Marine Life
- Light Effects
- Halocline
Price: $220 USD
Ponderosa (Eden) & Tajma Ha
Tour Details
Cenotes:
- Ponderosa (Eden)
- Tajma Ha
Dives: 2
Difficulty: Intermediate
Suitable for: Open Water
Features:
- Fossils
- Light Effects
- Halocline
Price $250 USD
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Ponderosa (Eden) & Tajma Ha
$250 USD
Angelita, Car Wash & Casa
$280 (3 Dives)
Angelita & Casa Cenote
$230 USD (2 Dives)
7 Days 14 Dives
$1,400 USD (14 Dives)
5 Days, 10 Dives
$1000 USD (10 Dives)
3 Days, 9 Dives
$800 USD (9 Dives)
Casa Cenote & Car Wash
$220 USD (2 Dives)
Dos Ojos
$200 (2 Dives)
The Pit & Dos Ojos
$260 USD (3 Dives)
Angelita & Car Wash
$230 USD (2 Dives)
The Pit & Dos Ojos
$220 USD (2 Dives)
Rescue & EFR
$1000 (4 Days, 4 Dives)
Advanced Diver
$650 (2 Days, 5 Dives)
Padi Open Water Courses
$700 (2 Days, 4 Dives)
Discover Scuba
$170 (1 Day, 1 Dive)
Cavern
$600 (2 Days, 4 Dives)
Sidemount
$600 (2 Days, 4 Dives)
Deep
$600 (2 Days, 4 Dives)
Nitrox
$150 (Non Diving)
