Cenote El Pit

The dive site offers a unique experience with its deep dive, stunning rock formations, and mesmerizing light displays. However, it's important to note that this dive is not overhead. The entrance to the water can be a bit slippery, so we recommend wearing boots for added safety.

One of the highlights of this dive is the presence of a hydrogen sulfide cloud, creating a captivating underwater environment. Divers will also encounter a strong halocline, adding to the adventure. While aquatic life may not be abundant, there are still opportunities to spot fresh-water small fish and other marine creatures.

Considered as one of the most famous cenotes in the area, divers must be accompanied by an authorized guide with the 2 Ojos Park credential. The maximum number of divers allowed is four, ensuring a personalized and safe experience. This dive requires advanced or expert diver certification due to its depth, allowing divers to explore a maximum depth of 32m.

With a visibility of 33m, this dive site in Mexico promises clear waters and an unforgettable underwater journey. Located near Cenote The Pit in Tulum, Quintana Roo, it provides easy access to divers looking for an extraordinary dive experience. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this captivating underwater world.