From the surface, it is impossible to imagine what lies beneath. Only once you have descended, passing through a thick halocline and descending towards an eerie mist of the hydrogen sulfide cloud, will you truly understand the sheer size of El Pit. Circling around the cavern, you will observe thousands of years-old trees emerging out of the spooky sulfide cloud, stalactites decorating the roof of the cavern, and on a sunny day, you will be lucky enough to witness the ethereal laser beam illuminating El Pit.
Cenote diving in El Pit and Dos Ojos is a famous combo; perhaps the most famous cenote globally, Dos Ojos is perfect for both divers and snorkelers alike. Explore the “two eyes” of the earth following the winding tunnels enveloped by stunning pillars and cave formations.
Prerequisites:
Minimum 15 years old
Advanced open water certification minimum
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:
600 MXN entrance fee cash total for access to the two different caverns
Swimsuit
Towel
Sunglasses
You can bring your camera: GoPros are free, prices for other cameras start at 300 MXN 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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