2 dives in cenote dos ojos
Price $150 USD
tour info
This tour includes two guided cavern dives in the famous Dos Ojos cenote. You'll start with a short briefing about the site, safety, and the dive plan. Once geared up, we begin with the Barbie Line, a shallow route filled with light beams and decorated passages — perfect for getting comfortable in the cenote environment.
After a surface interval, we head into the Bat Cave Line, where you'll explore darker areas using a flashlight and see impressive stalactites, air domes, and ancient rock formations.
Both dives stay within the cavern zone, with natural light and wide passages. You'll be guided by a certified dive professional the entire time. The clear water, stunning scenery, and calm conditions make Dos Ojos a top choice for certified divers visiting Tulum.
Dive info
Certification: min. Open Water Diver
Max Depth: 10 meters / 30 feet
Dive Time: 2 dives of 45-50 min
Water Type: Freshwater
Location: 25 min from Dive Shop
Trip Duration: Approx. 3 hours (door to door)
What’s Included
✅ All dive equipment (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins)
✅ Round-trip transportation from our Tulum shop
✅ Professional guide
✅ Drinking water
✅ Small groups — never more than 4 divers per guide.
🚫 Cenote entrance fee is not included — please bring $200MXN in cash (approx. $10-12 USD) to pay directly at the site.
Schedule & Booking
We offer cenote dos ojos trips every day at 8:30 AM and 1:00 PM.
Why scuba Dive cenote dos ojos?
Because It offers excellent visibility, wide open spaces, and two different dive lines that let you explore amazing rock formations and light effects. It's an easy and enjoyable dive, perfect for all certified divers and is one of the most famous cenotes near Tulum.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How much is the entrance fee to Dos Ojos?
Snorkeling: $400 MXN
Scuba Diving: $400 MXN (about $18–21 USD), which typically includes a life jacket.
Do I need to be certified to dive in dos ojos?
Yes, you need at least an Open Water certification for cavern diving. Cave diving beyond the cavern zones requires a special cave diving certification.
What are the operating hours?
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but last entry is at 3:00 PM — after that, no new visitors are allowed in.
Can i snorkel here?
Sure! Non-divers can swim and snorkel in the clear waters. You can rent snorkeling gear from us. We can also arrange guided tours to places like the Bat Cave. If you are a diver, your friends can join you for snorkeling.
What should I bring?
It’s recommended to bring:
Swimwear and a towel
Cash in pesos (there are small shops)
Water shoes or sandals for walking on rocky paths
A waterproof camera or GoPro for capturing underwater scenes(Dos ojos park charges a fee for go pros of about ($300 mxn)