Dos Ojos cenote diving tulum
Two guided cavern dives in one of Tulum’s most famous cenotes. Crystal-clear visibility, beautiful light beams, and small groups.
Why dive Dos Ojos?
Dos Ojos is one of the most famous cenotes in Tulum. It is also a top spot for your first cavern dive. It is known for crystal-clear visibility.
It has wide, open passages.
Beautiful light effects create a unique underwater atmosphere.
This tour includes two guided cavern dives inside the cenote. After a short briefing on the site, safety, and the dive plan, we start with the Barbie Line. It is a shallow route with light beams and decorated passages. It is perfect for getting comfortable in the cenote environment.
After a surface interval, the second dive takes you into the Bat Cave Line.
It is darker and more atmospheric.
You will explore with a flashlight.
You will discover stalactites, air domes, and ancient rock formations. The contrast between both dives makes this experience especially memorable.
Both dives remain within the cavern zone, with natural light and wide spaces throughout. You’ll be guided by a certified dive professional at all times, ensuring a safe and relaxed experience.
The calm conditions, easy depth, and stunning scenery make Dos Ojos one of the most enjoyable and accessible cenote dives in the Riviera Maya.
What’s included
Full scuba equipment
Round-trip transportation from our Tulum shop
Professional guide
Drinking water
Small groups, max 4 divers per guide
Not included
Cenote entrance fee: $400 MXN cash per diver
Quick facts
Price: $3000 MXN
Certification: Open Water minimum
Depth: 5–10 meters / 16–33 ft
Dive time: 2 dives of 45–50 min
Water type: Freshwater
Drive from Tulum: about 25 min
Departure times: 8:30 AM and 1:00 PM
Entrance fee: not included, paid in cash on site
Schedule & Booking
We offer Dos ojos trips every day at 8:30 AM and 1:00 PM.
Dive Lines / what you will see
✳ Barbie Line
Length: 415m
Depth: 7m / 21ft
Dive Time: 40-45 minutes
A bright and open route with clear water, wide passages, and beautiful light beams. This is a great first introduction to Dos Ojos.
✳ Bat Cave
Length: 300 m
Depth: 10m / 30ft
Dive Time: 40-45 minutes
Bat Cave is an adjacent cenote connected to Dos Ojos. This is a darker and more enclosed dive, offering a completely different atmosphere, the line passes through an air dome filled with bats, where we surface to admire the natural ceiling and listen to the echoing sounds of the resident colony.
whos this dive for?
This tour is ideal for:
certified Open Water divers
divers doing their first cenote dive
people who want calm conditions and excellent visibility
divers who enjoy caverns, geology, and light effects
This tour is not for:
non-certified divers
people looking for deep or advanced cenote profiles
Want to learn more about Dos Ojos?
Read our complete guide to Dos Ojos, including map, depth, and visitor tips.
FAQs
Where is Dos Ojos cenote located?
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Dos Ojos cenote is located about 15–20 minutes north of Tulum and around 40 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, within Dos Ojos Park in the heart of the Sac Actun cave system along the Riviera Maya. We provide transportation from our dive shop on Tulum Beach.
Do I need to be certified to dive Dos Ojos?
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Yes. At least Open Water certification is required for cavern diving in Dos Ojos.
How deep is Dos Ojos cenote?
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Dos Ojos is relatively shallow, with an average depth of 8–10 meters (25–30 feet), making it ideal for relaxed and extended dives.
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How much is the entrance fee?
Snorkeling: $400 MXN
Scuba Diving: $400 MXN (about $18–21 USD), which typically includes a life jacket.
What makes Dos Ojos special for diving?
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Dos Ojos is famous for its crystal-clear visibility, wide cavern passages, and beautiful light beams. It offers two different dive experiences in one tour — a bright, open cavern and a darker, more atmospheric section.
Is Dos Ojos good for first-time cenote divers?
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Yes. Dos Ojos is one of the best cenotes for a first cavern diving experience because of its shallow depth, wide spaces, and excellent visibility.
How do you get to Dos Ojos from Tulum?
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Dos Ojos cenote is located about 15–20 minutes north of Tulum and around 40 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, within Dos Ojos Park in the heart of the Sac Actun cave system. We take care of transportation from our dive shop on Tulum Beach
What should I bring for the tour?
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We recommend bringing:
Swimsuit & towel
Cash (MXN) for entrance fees
Sandals or water shoes
GoPro or underwater camera (optional)