Infinity2diving — cenotes

🇲🇽 MEXICO, TULUM

🐢 Infinity2Diving — Cenotes & Reef

Female-led PADI dive shop, La Veleta, Tulum.

Quick fit summary

Is Infinity2Diving right for you?

Signature
Cenote light beams — Dos Ojos & Chikin Ha
Best season
Year-round · eagle rays Dec–Feb
Getting there
Fly to Tulum (TQO) or Cancún (CUN)
Light beams through a cenote cave entrance near Tulum
Vibe
Small groups, max 4 divers per guide
Non-divers
Cenote snorkeling, rooftop dinners, Cobá Ruins
Map of Infinity2Diving location in La Veleta, Tulum
✓ Casa Cenote welcomes non-certified divers ✓ Certified divers wanting cavern light-beam dives ✓ Solo travellers & couples (max 4 per group) ✓ Dive clubs & groups of 12
Packages

Choose your trip

11+1 Free
Group Adventure — 12 Divers
32,299 MXN
Per person
7 nights · 10 dives
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Max 4 divers
Solo Divers & Couples
25,699 MXN
Per person
7 nights · 10 dives
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No prerequisites
Mermaid Transformation Program
31,500 MXN
Full program price
7 nights · Full certification track
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What’s included vs what you pay on-site

✓ Included
7 nights, private studioIncluded
Guided dives (cenotes & reef)Up to 10
All dive equipmentIncluded
Transport to dive sitesIncluded
Meals on diving daysVaries by package
Cobá Ruins day tripIncluded*
Extra costs
International flightsNot incl.
Mexican tourist card (FMM)Not incl.
Dive insurance — mandatoryNot incl.
Angelita/The Pit upgrade1,500 MXN/dive
Gratuities (suggested)15–20%

*Cobá Ruins excursion included on Group Adventure & Solo/Couples packages.

10 guided dives across Tulum’s best cenotes & reef — 7-night packages from 25,699 MXN pp.

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⚠️ Our Take

What it’s actually like.

A small, female-led dive shop in the heart of Tulum, built around light-beam cavern dives at Dos Ojos and Chikin Ha, plus reef days on Cozumel and Tulum Reef. Groups stay small, capped at 4 divers per guide, in calm, well-lit cavern zones. Read our full Mexico diving guide →

Dos Ojos Cenote · Cavern zone · Year-round
🌊 Crystal-clear light beams on every cenote dive

Crystal-clear light beams in Dos Ojos & Chikin Ha — cavern diving year-round.

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Where you’ll dive

Dive sites

Dos Ojos Cenote
Max 10m · No current

Twin sinkholes linked by a cavern circuit famous for light beams and limestone formations, with a bat-colony exit chamber.

Chikin Ha Cenote
Shallow cavern · No current

Jungle-canopy cenote with two cavern lines threading through tree roots and limestone columns.

Casa Cenote
~5m · Mangrove, light current

Open-air cenote surrounded by mangroves — calm, bright and welcoming for first-time cenote divers.

Carwash Cenote (Aktun Ha)
Shallow cavern · No current

Known for surface lily pads and light filtering through the water; usually paired with Casa Cenote.

Cozumel Reef
12–25m · Light-moderate current

Mesoamerican Reef wall dives with regular turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks and colorful reef fish.

Tulum Reef
Shallow · Relaxed conditions

A calmer reef day close to shore, easy conditions and plenty of reef fish.

Angelita & The Pit (Optional Upgrade)
30–40m · Deep cenote

Angelita’s hydrogen-sulphide cloud and The Pit’s halocline blur, booked as a paid afternoon add-on at 1,500 MXN per dive.

Seasonality

When to go

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★ Peak = best visibility & marine life · Good = worth going

Cenote diving stays stable year-round in ~24–26°C fresh water. Spotted eagle rays are most reliable on Cozumel dives December–February; turtles and nurse sharks turn up on reef days all year.

Sea turtle on a Cozumel reef dive
Sea Turtle
Year-round
Nurse shark resting on the reef
Nurse Shark
Year-round
Spotted eagle ray gliding over the reef
Spotted Eagle Ray
Dec–Feb
Green moray eel in a reef crevice
Green Moray Eel
Year-round
Stingray resting on the sandy seabed
Stingray
Year-round
Barracuda hovering over the reef
Barracuda
Year-round
Queen angelfish on the reef
Queen Angelfish
Year-round
Splendid toadfish, endemic to Cozumel
Splendid Toadfish
Cozumel-endemic
Octopus camouflaged on the reef
Octopus
Year-round
Where you sleep

Accommodation options

One property — private studios above the dive shop, with meals included on diving days per package.

Infinity2Diving Private Studios

Private studios steps from La Veleta’s cafes and restaurants, with a king bed or two single beds and a rooftop pool lounge on site.

🚿 Private bathroom 🍳 Kitchenette ❄️ Air conditioning 💻 High-speed Wi-Fi 🛏 King or twin beds 🏊 Rooftop pool

Non-dive days

What else to do

Cobá Ruins day trip
🏛️ Cobá Ruins Day Trip

A cultural excursion to the Mayan ruins at Cobá, included on select packages.

Mermaid taster session in the pool at Infinity2Diving
🧜 Mermaid Taster

A pool-based introduction to mermaid swimming, part of the full Mermaid Transformation Program.

Rooftop lounge and dinner setting at Infinity2Diving
🍽️ Rooftop Dinner

Welcome and farewell dinners on the rooftop, included on the Group Adventure package.

Snorkeling in a Tulum cenote
🤿 Cenote Snorkeling

A non-certified way to see the cenotes’ clear water and light beams from the surface.

Getting there

How to reach Tulum

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Fly into Tulum (TQO) or Cancún (CUN)

Tulum’s own Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport (TQO) is the closest option, with a growing number of direct US/Canada routes. Cancún (CUN) has far more flight choices and connections from Europe.

2
Ground transfer to Tulum town

From TQO: roughly 30–40 minutes by shuttle, taxi or rental car. From CUN: roughly 1.5–2 hours by road.

3
Arrival at the dive shop

Infinity2Diving is in La Veleta, central Tulum, within walking distance of local cafes, bars and restaurants.

Before you go: Mexican tourist card (FMM) required at immigration for most nationalities · card widely accepted in Tulum, though cash is useful for local vendors and tips · standard US/Canada-style power outlets (110V) · tap water is not potable, use bottled water.

Fly into Tulum or Cancún — dive days start the morning after you land.

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Or email: office@bookdiveboat.com

Reviews

What divers say

100% recommend across 55+ Facebook reviews.

★★★★★

A reviewer named Dos Ojos and Angelita as their favorite dives, noting “the cenotes were absolutely breathtaking” and praising the knowledgeable guides and small groups capped at four divers.

Verified diver · Tripadvisor
★★★★★

One reviewer described a single-day Casa Cenote and Carwash Cenote trip as something they’d repeat anytime, adding that they felt safe and well guided throughout.

Verified diver · Tripadvisor
★★★★★

A traveler wrote that “Maya is really great Dive Master and very much caring about students,” singling out the cenotes and Cozumel Reef as highlights.

Verified diver · Wanderlog
FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I need previous cenote diving experience?
Certification requirements vary by cenote — Casa Cenote welcomes non-certified divers, while most other cenotes and the optional deep sites need prior certification. Contact us and we’ll match you to the right sites for your level.
Are turtles, eagle rays and nurse sharks guaranteed?
Turtles and nurse sharks are commonly seen on Cozumel and Tulum Reef dives. Spotted eagle rays are seasonal, most reliable December–February. No sighting is ever guaranteed.
Is cenote diving safe?
Recreational cenote dives stay in the cavern zone, always within sight of natural daylight, with a guide-to-diver ratio capped at 4:1.
What does a typical dive day look like?
Breakfast around 7:30–8:00am, transfer to the dive site, two guided dives with a surface interval, lunch included on diving days, and return to Tulum by mid-afternoon.
Is nitrox available?
Nitrox availability and pricing is subject to check with the operator before booking.
Do I need to bring my own gear?
No — full equipment rental is included in every package.
How do I get to Tulum?
Fly into Tulum International Airport (TQO), about 30–40 minutes from town, or Cancún International Airport (CUN), roughly a 2-hour drive.
What extra costs should I budget for?
International flights, Mexican tourist card, dive insurance, gratuities (the operator suggests 15–20%), and any optional deep-cenote upgrades at 1,500 MXN per dive.
Do you offer group discounts?
Yes — the 12-diver Group Adventure package runs an 11-pay-1-free dive club promotion.
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