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Cave diving

Duration

8 hours



Have you ever imagined that diving in flooded cave systems was possible? With proper training, experience, and safety protocols, this is the most breathtaking journey you could ever have as a diver. Explore the largest underground river in the world, the Sac Actun cave system.


The longest underwater cave is right on our doorstep in the municipality of Tulum in Quintana Roo. Extending for farther than 368 km, much of the cave system has a shallow profile, making it a perfect opportunity for long cave dives.


Explore the maze of passages to discover artifacts and Pleistocene period fossils, tunnels sliced in two by a halocline, challenging passages, and chambers stained green from tannic acid. Hundreds of caves are available to cave divers, and with a multitude of navigational options for each cave, a diver could spend a lifetime in Mexico with always more to explore.


We aspire to show you as much as we can, depending on your interests and the time that you have available.


Prerequisites: 


  • Minimum 18 years old

  • Full Cave Diver Certification or equivalent

  • Certified as Intro to Cave Diver ? Continue your education towards the Full Cave Diver program or book guided intro to cave dives

  • If you have not been diving in mexican caves, an introductory / check-up dive is essential prior to your dives



Why hire a guide?


Mexican caves are exceptionally complex. A guide greatly enriches the experience: mainlines are usually hidden away in the cavern area, the most interesting passages are often only found multiple jumps from the mainline, and expert local knowledge is required to reach some breathtakingly decorated and pristine areas. 


Optimize your time in Mexico’s caves: navigation personalized to your interests, be guided to isolated cenotes, and no need to worry about organising access with landowners at private cave entrances. 


Transportation and local pick-up/drop-off service are included, therefore our services can eliminate your need to rent a car completely. 



Prices

Configuration

Description

Team of 1 diver

Team of 2 divers

Team of 3 divers

2 dives with two tanks

Two 80 min dives with single set each

239 usd

219 usd

209 usd

1 dive with 1 stage

One long dive with 3 tanks

259 usd

239 usd

219 usd

1 dive with multistage

One long dive with 4 tanks

279 usd

259 usd

239 usd

1 dive decompression cave

One long dive with decompression gases

299 usd

289 usd

279 usd

DPV cave

One DPV dive with at least 1 stage

379 usd

359 usd

339 usd

What is included?


Included in guided cave dives are either two cave dives on doubles or one long stage dives. Review our matrix of options above. 


  • Choose your preference between manifolded doubles or side-mount tanks, filled with our standard gas EAN-32 to reduce physiological impacts and accommodate longer dives at intermediate depths (exception: planned decompression cave diving will require different gas mixes). 


  • Gear storage is included. 


  • Transportation and local pick-up/drop-off service are included if staying in Playa del Carmen town.


  • Gases, decompression gases, and DPVs rentals are already adjusted in the price.


Not included


  • Entrance fees range from 300 MXN (17 USD) up to 500 MXN (27 USD). They are paid in cash at each entrance prior to the dive.


  • Lunch is not included - we recommend a packed lunch for ease of logistics what can be stored in a cooler. Fresh water provided.


  • Technical Equipment Rental:


    Twinset Wing / Backplate or Complete Sidemount System (Additional day for SM rental setup required) + SM / BM Regulator Set + Primary Technical Light with Goodman Handle + Tech Shorts for Wetsuit Diver – $50/Day Package


    OR



  • $25 / Day for SM / BM System

    $25 / Day for Twin / SM Regulators

    $15 / Day for Stage Regulators

    $20 / Day for Primary Tech Light

    $15 / Day for Technical Dive Computer

    $7 / Day for other items


  • Tanks Sherpa: 500 MXP / Day



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