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Cenote Diving in Tulum: 5 Best Dive Centres (2026)

Updated October 2026 · No paid placements

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Tulum Centro (Calle Sagitario)La Calypso Dive Center - Cenote diving2 cenote dives in Dos Ojos 160 USD
★ 5 (772)From 160 USD
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La Calypso Dive Center - Cenote diving

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⭐ 5 (772 Google reviews)Tulum Centro (Calle Sagitario)2 cenote dives in Dos Ojos 160 USD; Discover Scuba 140 USDMaps checked 19 Oct 2026

A family-style cenote dive centre in Tulum Centro with about 15 years in town, running PADI courses, cenote dives at sites such as Dos Ojos, Car Wash, Angelita, Dreamgate and the Pit, cenote snorkelling and reef dives on request. Guides work with at most 4 divers each, in English, Spanish, French or Italian.

A perfect 5 on Google from 771 reviews, with reviewers praising excellent equipment and calling it a perfect place for a first dive All-inclusive rates on the site with 5 mm wetsuits and lights, from Discover Scuba at 140 USD to the Open Water course at 600 USD Prices are in USD and the best discounts are for cash, multiple dives or your own gear Reef dives are tours on request rather than a fixed daily trip
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02Flying Fish Tulum Dive Shop, Tulumflyingfishtulum.com
Tulum Centro (Calle Polar Poniente)Flying Fish Tulum Dive ShopDos Ojos 2 dives 3,200 MXN
★ 5 (524)From 3,200 MXN
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Flying Fish Tulum Dive Shop

⭐ 5 (524 Google reviews)Tulum Centro (Calle Polar Poniente)Dos Ojos 2 dives 3,200 MXN (October special 2,720 MXN)Maps checked 19 Oct 2026

A PADI dive shop in Tulum Centro with more than 10 years of cenote and reef diving, offering Discover Scuba, Open Water and Advanced courses, guided cavern dives in Casa Cenote, Dos Ojos, Car Wash, Angelita and El Pit, reef dives with seasonal bull sharks and private snorkel tours for non-divers.

A perfect 5 on Google from 524 reviews; reviewers mention the best rates in town and dives adjusted to their experience Detailed MXN rate page with multi-day packages, such as 4 dives in 3 cenotes over 2 days at 6,600 MXN Most cenote trips need a minimum of 2 divers The shop closes at 5.00 pm on Google, earlier than the other centres here
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03Diving Universe - Cenote/Cave Diving & Scuba certifications, Tulumdivinguniverse.live
Tulum Centro (Col. Huracanes), contact before visitingDiving Universe - Cenote/Cave Diving & Scuba certificationsPrice n/a
★ 5 (318)
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Diving Universe - Cenote/Cave Diving & Scuba certifications

⭐ 5 (318 Google reviews)Tulum Centro (Col. Huracanes), contact before visitingPrice n/aMaps checked 19 Oct 2026

A one-instructor operation run by Alan, a local diver who takes small groups to the cenotes, Cozumel and the turtle sites near Tulum. It is the only centre in this list built around SDI and TDI training, with Open Water and Advanced courses plus Nitrox, Sidemount, Advanced Buoyancy and a Cavern Diver course.

A perfect 5 on Google from 318 reviews, with reviewers describing small groups and a special experience Technical-leaning training path: cavern diver, sidemount and nitrox for divers who want to go further in the cenotes No prices on the site - every trip and course is a quote The Google address itself says to contact before visiting, so there is no walk-in shop
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04Diving Cenotes Tulum, Tulumdivingcenotestulum.com
Tulum Centro (Av. Tulum at Calle Centauro Sur)Diving Cenotes Tulum2 dives in Cenote Dos Ojos 135 USD
★ 5 (293)From 135 USD
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Diving Cenotes Tulum

⭐ 5 (293 Google reviews)Tulum Centro (Av. Tulum at Calle Centauro Sur)2 dives in Cenote Dos Ojos 135 USD plus 25 USD gear rentalMaps checked 19 Oct 2026

A dive operation on Av. Tulum that is mainly dedicated to cenote diving but also runs local reef dives, bull shark dives off Playa del Carmen and Cozumel day trips, with a second base in Cozumel. Trips run in English and Spanish, mornings or afternoons, in small groups.

A perfect 5 on Google from 292 reviews; the review snippet praises the best prices and amazing service Clear USD price list with the certification each dive needs, from a 100 USD single Casa Cenote dive to a 350 USD Cozumel day Equipment rental is charged on top of cenote dives, at 25 USD Only one review snippet on Google, so less detail than for its neighbours
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05Agua Clara Diving Tulum, Tulumaguaclaradivingtulum.com
Beach Road km 5 (Hotel Zone, at Hotel Zamas)Agua Clara Diving Tulum2 cenote dives in Dos Ojos 3,000 MXN
★ 4.9 (673)From 3,000 MXN
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Agua Clara Diving Tulum

⭐ 4.9 (673 Google reviews)Beach Road km 5 (Hotel Zone, at Hotel Zamas)2 cenote dives in Dos Ojos 3,000 MXNMaps checked 19 Oct 2026

An eco-focused dive shop with bases in Tulum and Cozumel, teaching PADI and SSI courses and running a long list of cenote pairings, from Casa Cenote and Car Wash to the Pit, Angelita, Tajma-ha and Dreamgate, plus reef dives, snorkelling and eco tours. Each trip on the site states the level and recent-dive rules.

4.9 on Google from 672 reviews; reviewers mention professional staff, good equipment and a fair price Every cenote trip on the site shows difficulty, required certification and a MXN price, mostly 3,000 to 3,300 MXN Age 16 or over is required for the cenote dives listed On the beach road at km 5 rather than in town, so it is a drive from Tulum Centro hotels
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Frequently asked

How much does cenote diving cost in Tulum?

For two guided cenote dives, the centres' own sites list: Diving Cenotes Tulum 135 USD for Dos Ojos plus 25 USD gear, La Calypso 160 USD for Dos Ojos with gear included, Agua Clara 3,000 MXN and Flying Fish 3,200 MXN, with an October special of 2,720 MXN. Diving Universe works by quote, so its price is n/a.

Do I need a certification to dive the cenotes in Tulum?

For most cenote dives, yes: the rate pages ask for Open Water, and sites such as the Pit or Angelita often require Advanced. Without a certification you can do Discover Scuba, listed at 140 USD by La Calypso in an open-air cenote, or snorkel the cenotes instead.

What is the difference between cenote, cavern and cave diving?

The guided cenote dives sold by these centres are cavern dives along set routes, for certified open-water divers. Going deeper into the cave systems needs specific overhead training: Diving Universe lists a Cavern Diver course, and La Calypso says its guides are full cave dive masters.

Can I also dive the reef or Cozumel from Tulum?

Yes. Diving Cenotes Tulum lists 2 Tulum reef dives at 110 USD and a 3-dive Cozumel day at 350 USD, Flying Fish runs reef dives with seasonal bull sharks, and Agua Clara and Diving Universe both work in Cozumel too.

Is this list sponsored?

No. Dive centres are not charged and cannot pay to appear. Rule: Google rating of 4.4 or higher, at least 40 reviews, one branch per brand, ranked by a review-weighted score.

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