Course: PADI Enriched Air Nitrox
Minimum Certification: Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 1
Dives: 0
Description: The Nitrox course is a non diving course. You learn how to use Enriched Air Nitrox to extend your bottom times.
PADI Courses
Deep
Course: PADI Deep Diver
Minimum Certification: Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 2
Dives: 4
Description: The Deep diver course enables you to plan and execute deep dives safely.
Price: $600 USD
Sidemount
Course: PADI Sidemount Diver
Minimum Certification: Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 2
Dives: 4
Description: Learn to dive with the Sidemount diving configuration.
Price: $600 USD
Cavern
Course: PADI Cavern Diver
Minimum Certification: Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 2
Dives: 4
Description: Learn to cave dive. Start your journey into the underground world of cave diving with the PADI Cavern Diver Course.
Price: $600 USD
Discover Scuba
Course: Discover Scuba Diving
Minimum Certification: None
Days: 1
Dives: 1
Description: A fantastic diving experience for the complete beginner diver. All safety instructions are given on the day. We discuss the equipment, the environment and the safety procedures before going on a lovely tour of Casa Cenote.
Price: $170
Padi Open Water Courses
Course: PADI Open Water Scuba Diver
Minimum Certification: None
Days: 2
Dives: 4
Description: Learn to dive. Get your PADI Open Water Scuba Diver certification. Open the door to a wonderful new world of diving. During the course we learn everything you need to know so that you can enjoy exploring underwater safely.
Price: $700 USD
Advanced Diver
Course: PADI Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver
Minimum Certification: Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 2
Dives: 5
Description: Become and advanced diver. Learn more about specialist areas of diving like Deep, Navigation, Buoyancy and Cavern.
Price: $650 USD
Rescue & EFR
Course: PADI Rescue Diver & Emergency First Responder
Minimum Certification: Open Water Scuba Diver
Days: 3/4
Dives: 4
Description: Be a safer diver. First you become an emergency first responder. Then we apply those principles to diving. This course gives you the tools to help prevent and respond to diving related accidents.
Price: $1000 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)
