This exclusive trip visits two of the Riviera Maya’s most photogenic and evocative cenotes:
- Cenote Car Wash: Known for its towering trees and lush light shafts, this open-air cavern offers vivid green hues and excellent visibility — perfect for wide-angle photos and relaxed navigation. The cenote got its name over 30 years ago, when locals used to wash their cars in the shallow waters near the entrance. That casual use gave rise to the nickname “Car Wash,” which has stuck ever since.
- Cenote Chac Mool: This semi-open cenote plunges into dramatic depth, featuring jaw-dropping stalactites, submerged platforms, and mystical light-beams—ideal for experiencing otherworldly underwater landscapes.
Together, these dive locations showcase the contrast between ethereal, shallow beauty and profound, shadowy depths, offering you a complete cenote cavern experience in one day.
Time | Activity |
|---|---|
6:45 AM | Pick-up from your hotel |
8:00 AM | Arrive at dive center — gear fitting & tank selection (Nitrox or 100 cu ft) |
8:30 AM | Departure to Cenote Car Wash |
9:00 AM | Dive 1 @ Car Wash — light-filled cavern, ~40 ft max depth |
10:15 AM | Gear-up & transfer to Cenote Chac Mool |
10:45 AM | Dive 2 @ Chac Mool — deeper cavern with dramatic formations |
12:15 PM | Light lunch, water & snacks by the cenote |
1:00 PM | Dive 3 @ Ku kul Kan – extended exploration of deeper cavern line |
2:30 PM | Return to dive shop, then hotel drop-off by ~4:00 PM |
- 3 cavern dives (on one or two cenotes)
- Round-trip transportation
- Entrance fees to both cenotes
- Full dive gear (BCD, regulator, suits, fins, weights)
- Dive lights
- Nitrox / 100 cu ft tank option (extra fee upon request)
- PADI-certified cavern guide (max 4 divers)
- Lunch (baguette or sandwich), bottled water & snacks
- Wetsuit rental – 300 MXN
- Tips
- GoPro rental – $65 USD
Cenote camera fee – ~500 MXN per device
- Swimsuit, towel, flip-flops/water shoes
- Biodegradable sunscreen (applied pre-pickup)
- Valid photo ID
- Cash for tips, souvenirs, or camera fees
- Dry clothes & sunscreen shirt for after the dive
- Certification: Open Water Diver or higher—cavern dive endorsed
- Minimum Age: 15 years
- Medical: Must not have recent surgeries, asthma, or similar conditions
- Flying Rules: No flights within 16 hours post-diving
No cave cert needed. These are cavern dives suitable for OW-certified divers; always guided.
Yes! Available by request and added fee.
Yes—bring your own or rent from us. Most cenotes charge ~500 MXN per day per camera at entrance. Not in Chac mool !!
Car Wash dives up to ~40 ft; Chac Mool dives reach ~80 ft deep.
Excellent: 80–120 ft in Car Wash, 100–150 ft in Chac Mool—ideal for photography.
Suitable for those with strong buoyancy and cavern dive orientation. Guidance provided.
Yes, both cenotes include basic facilities.
Solo diver fee applies, refundable if joined.
Not permitted into cenotes, but they can join for transport and wait at facilities.
Cenotes aren’t impacted by ocean conditions—rarely canceled. We’ll reschedule or refund if needed.
Yes, let us know at booking—your gear is welcome.
Yes, we provide a light lunch, snacks & drinks between dives.
40–50 minutes each, depending on depth and air consumption.
Around 71°F (21 °C) year-round; wetsuits recommended.
Yes, arrange private diving in advance.
- Over 15 years of localized cenote and cavern diving
- Cavern-certified guides ensure safe, enriching exploration
- Small group sizes for safety and personalized attention
- Transparent pricing—no hidden fees or markups
- Eco-conscious and preservation-focused operation
- Quick, friendly communication via WhatsApp