PLAYA DEL CARMEN SCUBA FIELD GUIDE
Four Days, Eight Tanks: Cenote Dives from Playa del Carmen
A four half‑day program of eight guided cenote dives around Playa del Carmen for certified scuba divers, covering sites with average depths of 10 m and maximums to 40 m.
Four Days, Eight Tanks: Cenote Dives from Playa del Carmen.
Over four half‑days, this program takes certified divers into eight different cenotes around Playa del Carmen, swimming in crystal‑clear water and exploring underground passages that reach depths to 40 meters; the itinerary is designed for divers seeking structured, guided cave and cavern experiences.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Eight guided cenote dives across four half‑days
The package delivers eight tanks over four half‑day sessions, each day visiting different cenotes so divers experience a variety of caves, caverns and water conditions under a full cave dive guide.
A rotating roster of famous cenotes
Sites visited include Chikin Ha, Eden, Dos Ojos, Angelita, Car Wash, Kin Ha and many others, giving divers exposure to a wide cross‑section of Quintana Roo cenotes.
Designed for certified divers with cave experience required for some sites
While Open Water Diver certification is the baseline requirement, certain cenotes on the schedule require Advanced Scuba Diver level; operators will assign dives to match diver qualifications.
What the day feels like
What the four half‑day cenote program feels like
Each half‑day begins with a meeting at the dive shop and moves by operator transport to a chosen cenote; with tanks, weights and a full cave dive guide provided, divers make two dives per day across varied cenote systems while water remains a steady 25ºC (77ºF).
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a swimsuit and towel; a positive attitude is encouraged. Sunscreen is not allowed at the cenotes.
Air tanks, weights, a full cave dive guide, water and snacks are provided; operator transport runs Dive Mike > Cenote > Dive Mike.
Equipment rental and NITROX are not included; entrance fees to cenotes must be paid locally and vary by cenote, starting at 400 Mexican Pesos.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the program and how many dives are included?
The program runs four half‑days and includes eight dives (two dives per half‑day).
What certifications do I need to join?
A minimum of Open Water Diver certification is required; some cenotes require Advanced Scuba Diver level.
What is the water temperature and typical depths?
Water temperature is around 25ºC / 77ºF; the average depth is 10 meters (33 feet) with maximum depths up to 40 meters (130 feet) at deeper cenotes.
What is included and what do I need to pay for on site?
Included are air tanks, weights, a full cave dive guide, water and snacks plus transportation between the dive shop and cenotes; equipment rental, NITROX and cenote entrance fees are not included (entrance fees start at 400 Mexican Pesos and are paid at the cenote).
Where and when do I check in?
Check‑in is at 8:00 AM at the dive shop; the listed meeting location is in Quintana Roo, Mexico.
How do I contact the operator with questions or to book?
Contact Dive Mike via the website contact form, by telephone at +52 984 803 1228, WhatsApp at +52 984 235 0817, or e‑mail at [email protected].