I recommend this company for dive training or cenote tours. Good communication prior and during the trip, safety is the first priority, and the skill and knowledge of the team is infectious. Look no further.

Excellent company, easy to work with. Safe and thorough. This is my second experience with Elite Divers. The first was two days of guided Cenote diving. After seeing the passion of Anne-Laure and her attention to details, I knew I was coming back.

The most recent trip was all about training. I took a technical diving course with Mark as the instructor. Anne-Laure joined for a few days. Arthur worked out many of the details prior to the trip and ensured I was going to be ready for the courses I was taking. The entire team is safety focused, has a strong passion for diving and preserving the environment they dive in. Mark has a keen eye and adjusted the daily plans according to what I needed.

I saw the Elite team has the respect of other cave instructors and they are known by the Cenote owners and managers. Respect is earned and they have earned it.

I definitely recommend them for the Cenote tours or dive training. I'll be back for further training with them.

This was our first time diving in the cenotes, and Arthur and Anne provided an amazing experience from start to finish! I'd recommend them to anyone traveling to the Yucatan and I look forward to my return.

Highly recommend EDI. Very professional and great staff.

Elite Divers was AMAZING! We had such a great experience. We lived the dives and they took us in were beautiful. They took such good care of us and made us feel so safe and comfortable. Highly highly recommend! Definitely dive with them!

We had a wonderful experience with Arthur and Anne. The rental equipment they have is top notch. Their instructions was down to the detail. I highly recommend Elite International for your next cenote dive. We will definitely use them again and again.

TL';DR - Give these folks your money. I'm a tech diver and a scuba instructor. Last week I was in Puerto Aventuras on vacation and my family said, "Teach us to dive." I couldn't do it (I can't teach in Mexico because of government regulation), and frankly teaching your own family isn't a lot of fun... I asked around for someone who was doing things right and one of the recommendations was the folks at EDI. I had a very short time frame and I was pretty sure that I was going to get shot down or ignored when I asked about doing a few discover scubas... How wrong I was! Arthur was replying from the airport and from his flight. While we were working things out, my son, who is a diver, decided he wanted to join us, and Arthur worked that out with his folks so my son could join us. Marko and Alessandro picked us up in PA and took us to Casa Cenote. It wasn't the most exciting cenote I've ever been to, but it was absolutely the right cenote to do a intro course in. One of the really cool things about working with GUE instructors (and if you don't know what I mean here google "GUE vs PADI") is you know what the minimum quality of your instructor is going to be, and that GUE instruction is going to be, at worst, very, very good. Knowing that, suffice it to say, I wasn't disappointed. I told Marko on the drive to the cenote some of the problems I've been having in my training, and he provided some very helpful observations. I hadn't paid him to teach me, but he did anyway (and that's always the sign of a good instructor...). Here's the bottom line from someone who teaches scuba diving: These guys know what they are doing and they will do right by you and your family. There are a lot of great instructors in cave country, and these folks count among them in my boom.