Cenote Dive Experience – Hell Bells & Kin-Ha

Descend into Two Hidden Geological Marvels of the Yucatán Peninsula

This cenote adventure takes certified divers to two of the most awe-inspiring dive sites in the Riviera Maya: the hauntingly beautiful Hell Bells and the rarely visited yet spectacular Kin-Ha cenote. These locations offer a balance of scientific wonder, unique formations, and crystal-clear diving that will leave even seasoned divers in awe.

Ready to explore the underworld? Book your Hell Bells & Kin-Ha cenote dive now!

Welcome to our site

Cenote Hell Bells is a world-famous site known for its eerie bell-shaped speleothems suspended like chandeliers inside a deep hydrogen sulfide cloud. These formations are believed to form through unique microbial activity, making this cenote one of the most scientifically intriguing dive sites in the world. Diving here is like entering another planet — the visual impact and atmosphere are unforgettable.

Cenote Kin-Ha offers a contrasting experience. Located deep in the jungle and accessible via a scenic road, Kin-Ha is a wide, open cenote with intense natural light penetrating its surface and dancing across the water. The dive here involves a gentle descent through blue freshwater into mysterious caverns adorned with stunning limestone formations. Light beams, cavern domes, and peaceful silence make this dive a photographer’s dream and a calming spiritual experience.

Both cenotes are part of the Riviera Maya’s sacred underground river system and are considered cavern dives (not full cave dives). You’ll be accompanied by certified cavern guides who prioritize safety while creating an unforgettable experience.

  • 🕒 6:45 AM: Hotel pickup from Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos or Tulum
  • 🕐 8:00 AM: Equipment check and tank selection (Nitrox or 100cu ft available on request)
  • 🕒 8:30 AM: Arrival at Hell Bells for first dive
  • 🕐 11:30 AM: Arrival at Kin-Ha for second dive
  • 🕒 1:00 PM: Light lunch and return trip to your hotel

🕐 Approx. 3:30–4:00 PM arrival back in Cancun

  • 2 Tank Cavern Diving Experience
  • Certified Cavern Guide (PADI or equivalent)
  • Full dive equipment (BCD, wetsuit, regulator, mask, fins, tanks, weights)
  • Dive lights for both dives
  • Entrance fees for both cenotes
  • Round-trip transport from most areas in the Riviera Maya
  • Light lunch, bottled water, and snacks

Not Included

  • Wetsuit rental: $300 MXN (if not using own)
  • GoPro rental or pro photos (on request)
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Swimsuit and towel
  • Biodegradable sunscreen (apply only at your hotel)
  • Extra shirt for sun protection
  • Water shoes or flip-flops
  • Valid photo ID
  • Cash for tips or extras

Book via WhatsApp or click the Book Now button. We’ll ask for:

  • Number of divers
  • Preferred dates
  • Hotel or meeting point
  • Dietary restrictions
  • Rental gear sizes (if needed)
  • Minimum age: 15
  • No recent surgeries or chronic conditions (ear, heart, lungs)
  • No flights for 16 hours after diving
  • Medical clearance may be required

Ready to explore the underworld? Book your Hell Bells & Kin-Ha cenote dive now!

FAQs – Hell Bells & Kin-Ha Cenote Diving

No. These are cavern dives guided by certified professionals. Open Water Certification is required.

Hell Bells reaches 100 ft (30 m). Kin-Ha varies but generally reaches 60–70 ft (18–21 m).

Yes. Hell Bells has both — the hydrogen sulfide cloud forms a ghostly white layer that enhances the mystery.

Hell Bells has microbial bell-like formations, Kin-Ha offers limestone stalactites and light effects.

Absolutely. GoPro rentals are available or bring your own.

We limit groups to max 4 divers per certified guide.

Yes. You’ll get a sandwich or baguette, snacks, and water.

They can accompany the trip but cannot enter the water at these cenotes.

We provide high-powered underwater lights.

Up to 150 ft in Kin-Ha, 100+ ft in Hell Bells (excluding the H2S layer).

Yes, Nitrox is available for certified divers upon request. And bigger tanks for those divers with bigger air consumption also on rent.

 

No. Cenotes are underground and not impacted by ocean storms.

Yes, basic facilities are available at both locations.

Yes. We’ll adjust pricing accordingly.

Around 45–50 minutes, depending on air use and conditions.

  • 15+ years of cenote diving experience
  • All guides are cavern-certified and safety-oriented
  • Unique cenote access and small group tours
  • Eco-friendly and conservation-minded operations
  • Transparent pricing and honest service
  • High-end gear, lights included, optional Nitrox
  • Bilingual staff and fast support via WhatsApp
  • Top-rated on Google and TripAdvisor

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