Casa Cenote is a coastal gem nestled in a mangrove forest and full of life. Dive under the rock canyons and mangrove roots, marveling at how the sunbeams cascade down from above. Casa Cenote is the connection between the oceans and the extensive cave system Sac Actun, therefore serving as shelter to a variety of sea creatures in the calm waters.
Casa Cenote is diverse and perfect for everyone: from Discover Scuba to experienced divers, this cenote has options for a bit of everything. Featuring large open areas for the beginners, the cenote meanders around where you can find a crack passage, overhanging rock formations, and a cavern section for the more advanced. Casa Cenote features tarpons, dancing blue crabs, and a plethora of marine fish sheltering in the mangrove roots during juvenility.
Casa Cenote is in a prime spot to be combined with Cenote Carwash, Angelita, or even take a boat out into the ocean right from the doorstep of Casa Cenote [link].
Not a diver? Don’t miss the opportunity to snorkel, paddleboard, or kayak the 230m/750ft into the jungle.
Prerequisites:
Minimum 15 years old
Open water certification minimum required (no prior certification required for the open water)
Schedule:
Full day activity
Meeting time 8:00 am
Return time 4:00 pm
Included:
Experienced full-cave certified guide
Detailed briefing & explanation
2 dives in 2 different cavern lines
Water between the dives
Weights
12-liter aluminum tanks
Complete gear (wetsuit, mask, BCD, fins & regulator)
Transportation
What to bring:
200 MXN entrance fee cash
Swimsuit
Towel
Sunglasses
You can bring your camera: prices for cameras start at 100 MXN (Go Pros) and vary depending on size
Questions about the pricing:
All prices are per person
Prices can be modified if you require extra services
Price does not include the entrance fee
Our prices include 16% sales tax
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