The guided cave diving takes place in the many natural springs (Cenotes) between the area of Playa del Carmen and Tulum. This area is situated in the state of Quintana Roo in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.

The springs have a natural beauty of the surrounding jungle. They are the entrances of the many cave systems we dive. The fresh water is crystal clear visibility as far as the eye can see. Water temperature is  75 F / 24 C constant during the year. Seasonal weather changes have no effect on these cave diving conditions. Average cave diving depths in Mexico are between 40 feet 12 meters and 60 feet 18 meters Nitrox is recommended for safety. We use Nitrox for cave dives to 80 feet 25 meters to prevent decompression or reduce decompression. Decompression dives in the cave are carefully planned the use of Nitrox Mixes and 100% Oxygen is used. Longer and more complex cave dives are possible with the use of stage cylinders.

Your cave diving day starts with a 15 to 60 minutes car drive. At the dive site you receive a short orientation and you prepare your dive equipment. Before the cave dive a dive plan is discussed and finalized. A normal cave dive ranges from 60 to 80 minutes. In-between cave dives we have time to relax. Your cave diving vacation in Mexico can range from one to three weeks and we will not run out of caves. Mexico has some of the worlds best cave diving. The warm water, clear visibility, shallow depths, low flow of water and year round consistent cave diving conditions make it an ideal cave diving location. The caves in Mexico have an abundance of Stalactites, Stalagmites, Columns, many different cave formations and cave passages that make Mexico an excellent cave diving experience.