5 Scuba Diving Trips in Tulum to Book Now

1.2 dives in Cenote Dos ojos Certified Divers

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 227 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $200Our pick

Meet Agua Clara Diving at 8:30 a.m. for two guided scuba sessions in Tulum’s cenotes, usually including Dos Ojos and another site matched to your experience. Equipment, transport, snacks, drinks, and lunch are included. Guides such as Julio, Alberto, Leo, and Luke have earned praise for patient instruction and calm safety support.

“Had a great time! Dos ojos is a beautiful cave/cavern dive. Ask for adiel to be your guide we really liked him. we went in a small group which makes all the difference”

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2.2 cenote divings (including one deep diving) for advanced divers in Tulum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 186 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $215

Start at La Calypso Dive Center in Tulum, then travel to the Pit for a 25-meter descent, sulfur cloud, halocline, and caverns. Continue to Dos Ojos for limestone formations, light beams, and the bat cave. Guides such as Martino and Alex lead small groups, with gear and cenote fees included.

“Both caves were different in their own way the 2nd cave was more popular as you got to swim around further which was Dos Ojos. My instructor was amazing and was great talking to. Definitely knowledgeable and easy to follow, friendly and nice as well. I would definitely recommend going here to dive with him on future dives”

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3.3 Cenote Dives – Casa & Dos Ojos

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 118 reviews · 5 hours (approx.)

Meet Infinity 2 Diving in Tulum at 8:00 am, gear up, and ride to Casa Cenote and Dos Ojos for three guided scuba descents. A PADI instructor leads the day, with rental gear, towels, water, snacks, lunch, and transport between the shop and cenotes included. Guides may include Carlos, Julieta, Maya, or Saul.

“I highly recommend Infinity2Diving Tulum and in particular my diving instructor Carlos.”

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4.Amazing beginner dive in Tulum cenote (or refresher dive)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 116 reviews · from $140Best value

Start at La Calypso Dive Center with equipment practice, safety instruction, and underwater communication. Then ride 15 minutes to Casa Cenote for shallow-water exercises and one guided scuba session among mangrove roots, rock formations, fish, crabs, and light-filled caverns. Groups are limited to four, with instructors such as Martino, Federico, Brenda, and Julio.

“Dive instructor did a great job explaining everything and we had a successful dive (just one dive). It's a good option also for people who are certified but haven't lived in a while so need a refresher course”

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5.Discover Scuba Diving in Tulum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 111 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $140

Start at Agua Clara Diving near Hotel Zamas for a 30-minute lesson, equipment fitting, and water practice before entering Casa Cenote. An instructor such as Alan, Alex, Adiel, or Liz supervises the 30 to 40 minute session. No certification is needed, and snacks and refreshments are included.

“It was our first time scuba diving. My wife, son, and I had a blast in the cenote. We saw lots of fish (angel fish, barracuda, etc) and crabs under the water. At one point our guide had us surface to see a crocodile sunning itself on land just a few feet from us. The staff was very welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable.”

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