Cenote Cavern Diving
Playa del Carmen, Mexico

The ground surface near Playa del Carmen and Tulum is made of a thin limestone, which rain water easily filters through to form underground rivers. In some places, the ground above these rivers has weakened and collapsed over time. Locally, these openings are called cenotes, and are underwater cavern openings leading to the caves of the underground rivers. Cenotes are the doors to this amazing aquatic system.

Divers in caverns are always within sight of natural daylight. Every diver carries a diving light (provided without extra charge) to better see the cavern formations. Because it is an "overhead environment" (partially enclosed), cavern diving must be organized and supervised by a Full Cave Diver. All of Tank-Ha's cenote cavern dives follow these restrictions to the letter, for your safety.

Cenote Cavern Diving is an amazing experience, and you won't find better cavern dives anywhere else in the world!

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