So hard to go wrong experiencing a sin of tough for the first time. Was lucky enough to swim with…read morethe turtle down below. Acquaint little Village and a beautiful jungle setting. Highly recommend this when visiting this area of Mexico.

One of the best cenote places in Tulum. I'd definitely suggest to purchase the combo deal it should…read moregive you access to all cenotes: Jaguar (the smallest one with short ziplinning), Nicteha (the mid size but quietest of them), and Dos Ojos (the biggest one with a crowd). The combo also covers the parking. It can be quite drive to go from the ticketing to each respective cenotes. Driving or scooting into each cenotes is recommended. Dos Ojos Cenotes is where the main attraction is and it can be quite enjoyable. We did snorkeling and the view under the water was clear amazing. It would have been much better if we were scuba diving certified to be able to dive inside the cave and into path underneath. That's why I think this place would be really amazing if you were scuba diving certified so you get to explore everything. I guess I should be looking forward to do this next time...

Lola was amazing, very patient guide! Cannot recommend this business enough. Will be coming back…read morefor sure. Sean

Agua Clara Cozumel for the win! Lola was a great guide! We did two dives and a lovely lunch on the…read moresandbar in between. Saw all kinds of fish, rays, a turtle, a sea anemone, multiple colors and varieties of coral plus the white sand and turquoise water of the Caribbean. Crew was professional, helpful, and engaging. Highly recommend Agua Clara Diving for your scuba adventures on Cozumel.

Not a good place to eat at all. While the view is nice the service is Curt and half of what we…read moreasked for was unavailable. In the dirt parking lot the owner actually asked us to move our car so he could park his. While it was eight of us there he sat at a table across the room and never came over to say hello. Food was slow to come out and flavorless. Go drink a beer if you like but would not waste time with anything else.

WARNING! Someone broke into my car that was parked only 25 feet from the ticket booth. I went to…read moreCasa Cenote because it was a close drive from the Tulum ruins. I swam for about an hour or so and when i got back to my car, all the doors were unlocked when i was 100% sure i locked all of them them. I'm not the only person this happened to. I spoke to other tourist that afternoon and the same thing happened to them. They broke into another person's trunk and stole their belongings. Luckily it was only my cell phone in the glove compartment that was stolen. This place is a trap for tourist. Please if you're planning to go, don't leave anything in the car. I also did some research and noticed it happened to others in the past so please go somewhere safer unless you want your car to get vandalized! And I get that you have to be a smart traveler. Trust me, your car will get damaged and you can't even call the police. Even the car rental lady told me that the cops will try to get a bribe from you so make sure you hold your phone camera up and record him!! You can't win!

We came here to visit the sea turtle sanctuary as part of our tour through Cancun adventures…read more The dive center itself is cute. They had bathrooms with showers as well as outdoor showers. I did not appreciate the requirement to wear a life jacket in shallow water to snorkel with the turtles. The amount of people in the snorkeling areas was way too much. People were kicking up sand, flailing in the water and pushing people (me) to get in front of where any turtles were. It was extremely disappointing. The only reasons I got any photos was because I have a GoPro on a stick. I would NOT do the turtle thing again. I would however go scuba diving. That seemed like they took out small groups on small boats so it wouldn't be overcrowded.

We did a refresher course and a couple of dives on our short vacation to Akumal. Great shop,…read morereasonable prices, and the instructors are experienced and fun. Dive sites are super close, equipment was quality, and we saw tons of turtles, nurse sharks, some cool eels, grouper, squid, etc. We dove with Quito and he was awesome! Great spotter, super fun, and he took some photos and videos for us on our last dive. Hope to come back and dive with Quito again soon!

Paulo was the best dive guide I've ever had the pleasure of working with. He was so knowledgeable…read moreabout the area, gave thorough briefs prior to the dive, and was great at communicating under water. Paulo was super accommodating and overall just a wonderful person. I HIGHLY recommend this dive shop and diving with Paulo!!

Me and my husband did 2 dives with Paolo in the Cenotes and it was amazing! Paolo was really…read morepatient to explain all the diving plan to us and all the equipment was good. We did the Barbie line route and the Bat cave and it was really peaceful. It was one of the best dives I did as the Cenotes look like something from another world!

Planning a vacation for 11 friends is never easy, esp if you're the one planning the activities…read more Sparing details, I'll just say that Aramis at Akumal Bay Dive Center helped me plan around the wants/needs/indecisiveness of my fickle crew. He was very responsive to my many emails and provided for us a great experience and hooked us up with one of the best dive masters I've had the pleasure of diving with, Mauro! Four of us dove and on the OW dive, I was recovering from a night of "revenge", and couldn't make it to the 2nd tank. One of my crewmates was new to diving and Mauro was so extremely patient, helping her with her bouyancy and breathing. In the ocean, there wasn't much to see other than some really cool turtles, sad really. But the Dos Ojos dive was as Aramis promised, amazing! I wasn't planning on doing the caverns but I'm so glad we did. If you're serious about ocean diving and seeing marine life, head to Cozumel. Much more to see there. Ask for Mauro :)

Halle was excellent! English-speaking, responded quickly to our email inquiries, assisted our…read morefriend to finish her open water certification in Casa Cenote. The diving conditions were less than ideal but this had nothing to do with Halle or her assistants. We would love to come back & do this dive with Halle in its normal crystal clear conditions!

From the owner: Tankah Divers Tulum Padi Dive Center offers Padi courses, certified reef and cenote diving…read more Snorkeling and Fishing. beach front 10 minutes north of Tulum Pueblo in Tankah Inn Tankah Bay

What an amazing experience getting to dive into and explore inside caves in the Cenotes…read more Got to take a dip after visiting the Tulum Ruins which was one of the best tours by far in my traveling experience this past year. So much history, so much care for them still! We have to protect them at all costs! Wonders of our world I say. This tour from our cruise ship was a 9 hour day but if you're there on your own time and more freely to explore, definitely still take your time and enjoy! But do gotta warn the humidity especially in July when we went, it was atrocious. Pile on the sunblock and cover up still. Bring a towel to wipe the constant drenching sweat off of ya. lol

The experience was so personable and unforgettable! This was an amazing adventure led by wonderful…read morepeople. Carlos was our guide and he was so knowledgeable, told us many facts, showed us really cool areas and made us feel safe. We got amazing photos and it was a great experience all the way around. I would definitely recommend this place!

This is a spectacular dive operation!…read more I spent 3 days in the water with them and, aside from the nicest facility I've been to in ages, the crew of guides, instructors, and office peeps made this an incredibly easy, enjoyable, and comprehensive dive adventure. Most importantly, though, my small group had incredibly varied SCUBA experience and their team got everyone diving in a way best for them. I'm already planning a return visit. Never rushed. Never unsafe. Never pushed beyond your skill level... I cannot say enough nice things about this PADI 5-Star operation.

Infinity2diving is one of the more expensive dive shops in tulum. Which we are ok with as people…read morewho love to spend on vacation :) usually with a greater price one can expect a higher bar of customer service. Unfortunately that was not the case.The manager was somewhat dishonest and deceptive, although we take some ownership over not being careful enough. But we'll let you be the judge. Looking through these reviews we may be an isolated incident (or maybe it's changed) but for those who have high expectations for a dive shop who pay more, I would encourage you to think twice. The managers technique is keep everything ambiguous, and bait and switch... The dive we booked was 1 dive: "CENOTE OF YOUR CHOICE" the your choice part was important to us as people who've been to tulum once to twice a year for the past decade. We signed up paid our deposit which was non refundable. After we signed up we were notified that it was slightly over a year since our last dive (13 months) and therefore they offered a "free refresher course at casa cenote". Having signed up for a "cenote of your choice", we were under the impression that the refresher course was at casa, and we would go to a cenote of "our choice" since that was wait we paid for. When we got there it was clear that we didn't have a choice and we had to go to casa, which has had cases of E. coli and has a bad mosquito problem (much worse than other dive locations). After talking with the manager, who was nice but we felt a bit gaslit as what we signed up for. After much back and forth I just decided to proceed with casa (which was told as the ONLY choice, despite having paid for our choice), even though that would've been our last choice. Now the deception didn't end there. Having called a "free refresher course" you would've thought it was a refresher course tied to a real dive. Now it was 15 minutes of skills learning and maybe 10-15 minutes of actual diving. We didn't stop to admire any of the wildlife it was very in/out. Also in the email it says lunch will be served but there was no lunch (not that we were hungry but just calling them out for their shady email tactics of "we told you this over email") We really felt bait and switched bc we don't understand how you can advertise it as a free refresher course because it implies it's attached to something else but it wasn't. the entire thing was the course.... You live and you learn!! Two stars instead of one because we could've been more careful and asked more questions before we got there. Lesson learned!

My husband and I had an amazing experience with Blue Life in Playa del Carmen. We completed our…read moree-learning and pool sessions at a local dive shop before finishing our four open water training dives with Blue Life over two days to earn our PADI Open Water certification. On the third day, we explored the beautiful reefs of Cozumel. The entire Blue Life team was professional, friendly, and welcoming. Gaby was quick to respond to our questions before booking, which made the process easy and reassuring. A special thank you to our instructor, Thomas, who was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and professional. His personalized instruction helped us become more confident and capable divers, and we feel very lucky to have had him guide us throughout all three days. Thank you, Blue Life - we'll definitely be back!

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!…read more Cenotes Dives today. "The pit" was awesome. Dive Master name was OSCAR and he was awesome. Great experience. He is super knowledgeable and excellent dive. Gabby at the office is very helpful. Overall great experience. Make sure and update your address on here to the correct address.