CENOTE KUKULKAN & CHAC MOOL DIVING TOUR
2 DIVES
1 DAY
129 USD
Embark on an unforgettable diving adventure at Cenote Kukulkan & Chac Mool near Playa del Carmen. Discover surreal light shows, haloclines, and ancient cave formations. Dive in today!
Tour Description:
Enjoy 2 dives at Cenote Kukulkan and Chac Mool near Playa del Carmen. Perfect for beginners, with stunning light beams, haloclines, and beautifully decorated caverns.
Cenote Kukulkan
Cenote Kukulkan is located within Chac Mool Park, just minutes from Puerto Aventuras.
This site is part of a vast cave system with over 9 km of mapped passages and offers convenient amenities like showers, bathrooms, changing rooms, a restaurant, and gear prep areas. The dive begins in a clear pond home to freshwater turtles, leading to a stunning halocline at around 10 meters—where salt and fresh water mix, creating mesmerizing visual effects. The dive continues through a massive overhead cavern filled with breathtaking light beams, making Kukulkan one of the most iconic cenote dives in the Mayan Riviera. Cameras are not allowed, but professional photo services are available for purchase through the park.
Chac Mool
The dive starts just a short walk from the parking area at Little Brother cenote. After passing through a short tunnel, you enter Chac Mool, where stunning light effects and haloclines create an unforgettable experience. With spacious chambers and a maximum depth of 12 meters, it’s an ideal site for a first cenote dive. One highlight is an air dome where you can surface and admire delicate stalactites. For experienced divers, this site also offers access to "El Monstruo"—the world’s largest known underwater stalactite.
Cameras are not allowed, but professional photo services are available for purchase through the park.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
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Two tanks
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Nitrox available at no extra cost for EAN-certified divers
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Full dive gear:
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3mm long wetsuit
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BCD
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regulators
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weights
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fins
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dive computer
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torch (if needed)
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Hotel pickup and drop-off in Playa del Carmen
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Snack and drinks
NOT INCLUDED:
Cenote entrance fees are not included in the dive price.
Entry costs typically range from 300 to 600 MXN per cenote.
A fees may apply for bringing a camera into certain cenotes.
SCHEDULE:
8:00 AM – Pick-up in Playa del Carmen
9:15 AM – Arrival at Cenote
10:00 AM – First dive
11:30 AM – Second dive
1:45 PM – Depart from the Cenote
Times are approximate and may vary due to weather, road conditions, group size, or other factors.
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