Cenote Dive Experience – Dos Ojos & Nic Te Ha (3-Tank Dive)
Dive into the Crystal-Clear Underground Rivers of the Riviera Maya
This extraordinary day of diving takes you to Dos Ojos and Nic Te Ha, two of the most breathtaking cenotes in the region. Explore the underwater cave systems, cavern environments, and freshwater rivers—all in one immersive adventure.
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- 06:45 AM – Pickup from your hotel (Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, or Tulum)
- 08:00 AM – Arrive at dive center; choose Nitrox or large 100 cu ft tanks for an extra cost (request in advance)
- 08:30 AM – First dive in Dos Ojos: explore its famous twin caves, long caverns, and freshwater river passageways
- 10:15 AM – Surface interval with snacks and refreshing drinks
- 11:00 AM – Second dive in Nic Te Ha: navigate its cavern chamber, stalactite formations, and sunlit rim zones
- 12:45 PM – Light lunch (baguette or sandwich), bottled water, and snacks
- 01:30 PM – Third dive in Dos Ojos: optional deeper swim or alternative cavern route
- 02:45 PM – Return to dive center, change, and depart for hotels
- Approx. 4:00 PM – Drop-off back at your hotel
- Dos Ojos: Named “Two Eyes” due to its twin sinkhole entrances, this cenote features high-arched caverns, transparent water, and unique marine life like freshwater catfish and crustaceans. The layered halocline creates stunning visual effects.
- Nic Te Ha: A smaller, less crowded cavern, this cenote impresses with dramatic stalactites, sunlight shafts, and mossy overhangs—making it ideal for photography and mindful diving.
Each dive brings different light, formations, and atmospheres: quiet, reflective epikarst passages and bright, wide-open caverns.
- Full-Day Trip – 3 Cavern Dives
- Certified PADI cavern-certified guide
- Max 4 divers per guide
- Round-trip transportation from major Riviera Maya hotels
- 🪪 Entrance fees to both cenotes
- Full diving gear: BCD, regulator, mask, fins, wetsuit, weights
- Tanks (Nitrox or larger tanks available upon request)
- Underwater flashlights
- Light lunch, bottled water, snacks
- Wetsuit rental – MXN 300
- GoPro rental – USD 65
- Gratuities
- Cenote camera permits (~MXN 500/day per camera, paid at entrance)
- Solo/Private diver fee – USD 35 if you’re the only certified diver in the group
- Towel + change of clothes
- Swimsuit + water shoes or flip-flops
- Biodegradable sunscreen (apply at hotel only)
- Valid photo ID
- Cash for tips, souvenirs, camera fees
- Light long-sleeve top (sun protection)
- Optional: personal dive gear
Click Book Now and fill in your:
- Number of divers
- Preferred date(s)
- Hotel or meeting point
- Dietary needs
- Add-ons: Nitrox, larger tanks, GoPro
You’ll receive confirmation via email or WhatsApp with full details.
- 15+ years of experience in cenote and cavern diving
- Only cavern-certified guides with personalized, small-group attention
- Direct partnerships—no middlemen, transparent pricing
- Environmental stewardship and conservation-minded dives
- Easy WhatsApp support, flexible scheduling
- Safety-first practices and top-quality equipment
FAQs – Dos Ojos & Nic Te Ha Cenote Diving
No — these are cavern dives. Open Water cert and good buoyancy required. All dives are guided.
Yes, Nitrox tanks and larger 100 cu ft tanks are available for certified divers upon request.
Yes. You may bring your own or rent a GoPro from us. Most cenotes charge an entrance fee for cameras, typically MXN 500 per camera per day, paid directly at the cenote entrance.
Depths range from 60–90 ft depending on route and conditions.
Usually 100–150 ft—especially early in the morning when water is calm and clear.
Expect huge stalactites, columns, haloclines, mossy overhangs, and open cenote lakes.
Typically 40–50 minutes, depending on air use and profile.
Non-divers may ride along but cannot dive due to equipment and safety protocols.
Yes — just let us know your preferred schedule so we can ensure availability.
Requires good buoyancy—ideal for divers with some cavern or wreck experience.
Cenotes aren’t affected by ocean weather—it’s rare to cancel these. We’ll reschedule/refund if needed.
Max 4 divers per guide to ensure safety and personalized attention.
Towel, swimsuit, biodegradable sunscreen, water shoes, and ID.
Yes, transportation is included from all major Riviera Maya locations. Some remote pickups may have a small extra fee.
Yes, basic facilities are available at both Dos Ojos and Nic Te Ha.
Yes—private guides available for an additional fee, perfect for couples or small groups.
Around 71°F (21°C) year-round. A 3mm wetsuit is strongly recommended.
We provide water and lunch, but you’re welcome to bring extra snacks.
Yes—look for freshwater shrimp, blind cavefish, and the occasional bat colony near entrances.
Yes, but be mindful of cave life and silt. Always follow your guide’s instructions.
Diving with DeepLife was an absolute joy. We booked after arriving on holiday in Cancun and Eduardo was very helpful and responsive on booking emails and arranging transport. Added bonus was getting photos from Berto to remember our trip. I would completely recommend DeepDive and will definitely use them should we visit Mexico again.
Chole T.
I did 3 dives in one day including one deep dive (The Pit) and two shallow dives at Dos Ojos (The Bat Cave and The Barbie Line). They were all wonderful and unlike anything I have ever seen scuba diving before. The cenotes were beautiful and I hope to come back one day with my son. I would definitely use Deep Life Divers again.
Shane B.
I didn’t know what to expect but WOW I love it! Eduardo was our contact. He was very helpful with all necessary information. Cenotes xceeded my expectations! The transportation and our diving instructor Daniel made us feel safe!! Great level of professionalism and knowledge about the all area. Definitely, I’m coming back!