🅂 Scuba Diving Cenotes
The Yucatán Peninsula is home to some of the world's most extraordinary cave diving. Crystal-clear water, dramatic stalactite formations, and an interconnected underwater cave system stretching hundreds of kilometers make these cenotes bucket-list destinations for divers worldwide.
All Scuba Cenotes
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Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
Cenote Kin Ha
A deep cave cenote with a hole in the roof and stunning blue water with light beams.
📏 50m
From $400 MXN
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
Cenote Kukulkán
Cenote Kukulkán is a cave dive site along the Riviera Maya corridor between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, named after the feathered serpent deity of the ancient Maya. The cenote features a narrow entrance that opens into a large underwater chamber with a prominent halocline. It is a popular site among Tulum-based dive operators for cavern and cave-certified dives.
📏 100m
From $1000 MXN
Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
Cenote La Noria
A large, deep cavern cenote with high-energy ziplines and a jump platform.
📏 18m
From $400 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Labna-Ha
Part of the "Magic World" eco-park near Tulum, Cenote Labna-Ha offers a high-end snorkeling experience through long, illuminated underground rivers filled with millions of tiny stalactites. Includes gear, buffet, and expert guides for a premium cave snorkeling tour.
📏 15m
From $800 MXN
Xpu Ha, Quintana Roo
Cenote Minotauro
A legendary cave diving site near Puerto Aventuras with a labyrinth of extremely narrow tunnels and passages. Named for the mythological maze, it is reserved for expert cave divers with full certification and experienced guides.
📏 12m
From $300 MXN
Tecoh, Yucatán
Cenote Nah Yah
Famous diving spot; semi-open with a 9m freefall and deep caverns.
📏 27m
From $50 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Nicte-Ha
A serene, lesser-known cenote near Tulum, Nicte-Ha (meaning "Water Flower" in Mayan) is prized by divers and snorkelers for its calm, clear water and beautiful lily pads floating on the surface. It connects to the Dos Ojos cave system underground. The peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere makes it a favorite for those seeking a more tranquil experience.
From $350 MXN
Tecoh Municipality, Yucatán
Cenote Noh Mozón
Rustic, wild open cenote famous for its deep blue water and high jumping platforms.
📏 45m
From $100 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Nohoch Nah Chich
Part of the record-breaking Sac Actún–Nohoch Nah Chich underwater cave network — at one point the longest mapped underwater cave in the world. Located near Tulum, this cenote is a bucket-list destination for certified cave divers. The pristine caverns feature stunning geological formations and near-zero visibility disruptions.
From $2000 MXN
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
Cenote Pequeño Hermano
Clear-water sinkhole lagoon surrounded by forest, with scuba diving through submerged caves.
📏 80m
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Pet Cemetery
Named for the ancient animal bones (extinct tapirs and camelids) found on the cenote floor, Cenote Pet Cemetery near Tulum is a fascinating archaeological dive site. Its clear water and historical remains make it unique among Tulum cenotes.
From $400 MXN
Homún, Yucatán
Cenote Polol
Remote cave cenote with impressive rock formations and bats.
From $50 MXN