CENOTE CALAVERA
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Cenote diving in Calavera is simply wonderful.
Calavera means skull in Spanish. Don’t be afraid, it’s just the shape of the cenote.
Another nice dive with an entrancing halocline and a mysterious environment.
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The cenote itself is very small, and its name makes perfect sense when viewed from above. Entering requires a giant stride, marking the beginning of an atypical cenote dive, where divers move in a circular path, much like bees around their hive.
The crystal-clear greenish water creates an epic, dim glow as sunlight filters through. The halocline layer, one of the thinnest in the region, forms a distinct icy floor-like effect, adding to the surreal experience.
Following the guideline through Cenote Calavera, you’ll pass by various cave entrances, each drawing you in with their mystery. Cenote diving in Calavera is nothing short of spectacular.
Location
It is situated 45 km south of Playa del Carmen, 3 km north of Tulum. It is one of the favorite cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula near Tulum. This unique cenote is great for both swimming and diving and is an easy day trip if you are staying in Tulum.
Bright and intriguing because it is more exposed to the sunlight. It is a place where you can spend a day with your family. At the entrance of the property you will see a small toll where we pay the entrance fees and you will be welcomed by the smiling mayan staff. After a short ride of 8 minutes, you will reach the main parking and start your cenote diving adventure. It’s clean and the infrastructure of the park is very good.
We care about your vacation schedule!
Our goal is to give our divers a personalized service and the opportunity to choose the cenote dive they want to do. Look at the daily program below or just ask us directly on WhatsApp for a customized diving program.
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Together we can schedule your next dives.