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From Ormond Beach to Mexico’s Cenotes: A 3‑Day TDI Decompression Diver Course
A focused, three‑day technical program (eLearning included) that prepares certified sport divers to plan staged decompression dives to 150 feet in Mexico’s crystal‑clear cenotes.
From Ormond Beach to Mexico’s Cenotes: A 3‑Day TDI Decompression Diver Course.
This course opens the door to planned staged decompression diving in Mexico’s famed cenotes—flooded cave passages of startling clarity and dramatic formations. Over three days of hands‑on instruction you’ll move beyond sport limits, practicing procedures and proficiencies needed to manage staged decompression to depths down to 150 feet.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Flooded caves with crystal‑clear water and formations
The Mexico‑based course gives access to the Yucatán’s flooded cave systems—cenotes—where remarkably clear water and spectacular formations set the stage for technical decompression training.
Planned staged decompression to 150 feet
This TDI Decompression Procedures Course teaches planned staged decompression techniques and is the first step beyond normal sport diving limits; combined with the TDI Advanced Nitrox course it forms the foundation for further technical progression.
Three days, structured logistics, all‑in price
The Mexico course is offered as a package (listed at $1,399) that includes eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the operator’s dive house, and lunch on each day of diving.
What the day feels like
What the course feels like
Expect concentrated classroom and in‑water training across three full days (eight hours each) that combine eLearning and practical sessions. Instruction focuses on planning and executing staged decompression dives—extending your operating envelope while building the procedures and dive management skills required for technical diving.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this course is right for—and who should wait.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
E‑learning, training materials and licensing are included, plus daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on each day of diving.
The program runs three days with eight hours of instruction each day; course dates are scheduled after booking with the Mexico training facility.
The package includes airport transfers and daily transport to the cenotes; the operator will provide a personalized training schedule once dates are arranged.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are exact course dates fixed at booking?
Course dates listed are placeholders; after booking the Mexico training facility will contact you to arrange a personalized training schedule.
What is included in the course fee?
The Mexico‑based class fee covers eLearning, training materials and licensing, daily transfers to the cenotes, airport transfers, accommodation in the dive house, and lunch on each diving day.
How long is the course and what is the daily time commitment?
The course is three days long with eight hours of instruction each day; eLearning is included as part of the program.
What are the prerequisites to enroll?
Students must be at least 18 years old, hold Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver (or equivalent) certification, and provide proof of 25 logged open‑water dives.
Where will the in‑water training take place?
The Mexico course provides access to cenotes in the Yucatán—flooded cave systems used for practical decompression training.
How much does the Mexico course cost?
The Mexico‑based TDI Decompression Diver class is listed at $1,399.