Ocean: 27C-80F in Winter / 30C-86F in Summer

Cenote: We recommend long wetsuits with a minimum of 5mm for cavern dives.
For Technical/Cave courses and dives, a drysuit or 7mm will serve you best.
The high temperature of the jungle and the cool temperature of the Cenote will definitely give you a chill.

Ocean: We recommend long wetsuits with a minimum of 3mm in summer and 5mm in winter.
The water temperature are still comfortable but the cold winds in winter makes surface intervals quite chilly and a wind blocker will serve you well.
Long wetsuits are mandatory for Wrecks and Bullshark diving.

For recreational dives:
We are using 11L / 80 cubic feet Aluminium tanks. Nitrox 32% is available.
14L / 100 cubic feet Aluminium tanks are available upon request based on availability.

For technical dives:
We are using 11L / 80 cubic feet Aluminium Twinset & Sidemount tanks with Nitrox 32% as a standard.
Available upon request:
TWINSET 
– Steel LP 104 / 16 L tanks
– Steel 7L – 300 Bars tanks
SIDEMOUNT
– Steel 7L – 300 Bars Sidemount tanks
DECOMPRESSION
– AL40 / 5.5L tanks – 100% O2
– AL80 / 11L tanks – 50% O2
REBREATHER
– Steel FX15 / 2L tanks
TRIMIX
Standard or custom mix

If you have the chance, bringing your own equipment will surely guarantee your maximum comfort level as you are familiar with it.
If you do not want to or cannot carry your own, we do have quality equipment rentals at your disposal:
Recreational: Apeks DS4 Regulator (DIR or Standard), Xdeep Zeos Wing / Stainless Steel Backplate, OMS Slipstream Fins, Scupabro Jet Fins, Wetsuit & Boots 5mm, Frameless Mask.
Technical: DIR Apeks DST/XTX50 Twinset, Sidemount Regulators, DIR Apeks DS4 Stage Regulators, DIR Twinset Wings & Backplates (AL/SS), Primary Technical Lights, Tech Shorts, OMS Slipstream Fins, Scubapro Jet Fins

Any overhead diving is an advanced type of diving that require good buoyancy control and awareness. We require you to have dived within the last six months, and we’ll gladly take you to our beautiful open water Cenotes to get back in the water if necessary. Regarding our technical courses, refer to our related section to check for the prerequisites.

While we are planning all dives according to the diver’s experience, it is up to the discretion of our specialized cave / cavern guides and instructors to assess a person’s ability to proceed, adjust or terminate the dive plan and / or the dive for the divers’ safety and conservation of the cavern / cave.

Cenotes are located on private properties, hence their access, as well as the use of cameras and their relative cost, are regulated and granted at the owners discretion.
Respecting the rules established by the land owners is of utmost importance to guarantee continued access to divers in the future.
Kindly see below the list of caverns in the region, as well as their matching entrance fees in Mexican pesos:

Cenote Angelita 380 MXN
Cenote Carwash 300 MXN
Casa Cenote 200 MXN / Go Pro 100 MXN/ Camera 500 MXN
Cenote Kukulkan & Chac Mool – 2 cavern lines 300 MXN
Cenote Chikin Ha 350 MXN
Cenote Dos Ojos – 2 cavern lines 400 MXN / Camera 300 MXN
Cenote Dream Gate – 2 cavern lines 380 MXN
Cenote Eden 500 MXN
Cenote Kin Ha 200 MXN
Cenote Maravilla 350 MXN / Camera 350 MXN
Cenote Nicte Ha 400 MXN / Camera 300 MXN
Cenote Nohoch Nah Chich 400 MXN
Cenote Orquidea 300 MXN
Cenote Siete Bocas 300 MXN
Cenote Taak Bi Ha 300 MXN
Cenote Taak Be Luum 300 MXN
Cenote Tajma Ha 300 MXN / Camera 250 MXN
Cenote The Pit 500 MXN / Camera 300 MXN
Cenote The Pit + Cenote Dos Ojos 600 MXN / Camera 300 MXN
Cenote The Pit + Cenote Nicte Ha 600 MXN / Camera 300 MXN
Cenote Zapote one dive 350 MXN two dives 450 MXN / Camera 350 – 1000 MXN depending on the model
Cenote Yaakun 300 MXN

Students are paying for a course, but certifications must be earned. We will do our outmost to get your skills and knowledge up to scratch, and if this means extra dives or academic sessions, so be it (extra daily rate will apply if necessary). We recommend our students to plan at least 2 extra days for make ups / weather conditions / sickness / mid-course breaks and other unforeseen events, or just for some extra fun diving.

As you’ll expect it from us, we ask our students to be on time, awake and with a good attitude toward the training they are going to receive. We discourage smoking altogether and particular prior to diving. We understand that you are on holidays but showing up in the morning smelling of alcohol and hangover will not be acceptable, meaning the diving day will be over cancelled with no refund. We would like to ask our students and divers to be gentle with our dive gear and vehicles. We hope to maintain our rental dive gear well in order to give it to the next student or diver. All our vehicles are private vehicles.

Bullshark season is Mid-November till beginning of March
Please keep in mind that while there is a very high success rate of seeing the Bullsharks during our dive, we’re still diving in their natural environment. Hence we cannot control the number of sharks you will encounter, and there is always a chance they could not be seen at all.

Whaleshark Season is June to September.
Please keep in mind that while there is a very high success rate of seeing the Whalesharks during our experience, we’re still visiting them in their natural environment. Hence we cannot control the number of Whalesharks you will encounter, and there is always a chance they could not be seen at all.

If your kids / partner / friends whom you’re traveling with are not divers, they are welcome to tag along with you in the where snorkeling or other activities are available to them to enjoy while you are diving. If they are interested in diving themselves, they will love our Discover Scuba Diving experiences and you could tag along on their first time underwater.
Please visit our Tours section for all our Archeological and Natural Experiences.

Our booking confirmation requires a 50% deposit.
Payment methods: Credit or Debit Card via the Billpocket online platform in MXN, PayPal in MXN/USD, Revolut in MXN/USD/EUR,  Wire transfers in MXN or cash in MXN/USD.
Cenote entrances need to be paid in cash in MXN.

Most places in local towns are accepting credit card payments if you do not like to carry much cash. However, bear in mind that the exchange rate might not be ideal so and that you will usually be charged an extra fee. Cash is definitely your best option.

To change your currency, local exchange offices in town is your best bet. Hotels will usually give you a poor rate.
To withdraw money, go to a local bank ATM and avoid the commercial ones which will charge you a lot of fee.
Do not hesitate to ask us for recommendations.