Chac-Mool cenote has two lines that connect to the same cavern. The first line has alot of light entering from the opening. On the second line, a portion of the ceiling has collapsed under an air dome where Divers can surface thus allowing divers to admire two levels of beautiful stalactites. Along the opening of the main entrance, trunks and branches reach into the water, where on a sunny day you should expect incredible light effects. With its large rooms and and maximum depth of 12m, Chac Mool is perfect for any novice Cavern Diver. It also offers long penetration for Cave Divers and is home to the largest underwater stalactite in the world.

Kukulkan's entrance is a couple of hundred feet away from Chac-Mool's. Access to the Kukulkan Cenote is through a beautiful pond at one end of the Cenote, where at 10m deep, you will be entering the Halocline zone. Shine your light to the point were salt and fresh water meet and marvel the reflections projected on the walls of theCavern. The dive passes through a huge Cavern that surrounds the Cenote., the light effects are amazing, as sunlight penetrates the darkness.

During your dive at Chikin-Ha, upon reaching a depth of about 10m, strange visual effects can been seen as the salt and the fresh water start to mix. If you descend a couple of meters into the salt water, you will experience a comfortable change in temperature as the salt water is warmer then the fresh water. While surfacing during the dive at the Rainbow Cenote there is the chance to see the never ending search for water in the jungle, where the roots of many plants grow through the rocks and stretch to the water’s surface.

Ponderosa is large cenote, like a swimming pool in the middle of the jungle, it has big rocks covered by mosses and plants on the bottom of the cenote are home to a variety of fish. This makes Ponderosa a perfect place for snorkeling, swimming as well as for diving courses on days the ocean is to rough to dive. In the cavern, the rooms are very large and the main part of the dive takes the diver alongside a nearby cenote, which creates amazing light effects. But the main attraction is the halocline that stretches through the cenote at 10m deep. For cave divers there are many different passages to explore, often connected to nearby cenotes.

Tajma-Ha cenote has much to offer for both cavern and cave divers.. The cavern tour takes the diver from the entrance into a wide room underneath an air filled bat cave, where light also enters through holes in the ceiling and penetrates the water like laser beams. Along the cavern floor you will find hundreds of stalactites lying in the sediment. Continuing the dive you enter the sugar bowl, a second small cenote where you can see an amazing light show on sunny days. Halocline in the deeper areas create interesting mirror like effects as divers penetrate the layer of salt water.

The name “Dos Ojos” means “Two eyes”, originated from the two circular shaped cenotes which are located very close to one another. Dos Ojos known for its multiple shallow dives gives divers plenty of bottom time to enjoy the beautiful decorated system. In the "First Eye” two very different cavern dives start and end. The Dos Ojos cavern dives lead the diver mainly along the opening of the “Second Eye” where there is plenty of daylight. It also gives divers a lot of space to swim around huge columns and stalictites. With shallow dives, crystal clear visibility and great decoration, Dos Ojos is perfect for cavern and cave diving.

The Pit is a deep and rugged gash in the jungle floor just 2km past Dos Ojos. Once in the water, you can experience the tranquil surrounding that tower above. You Descend in the middle of the Cenote through a shallow halocline towards the hydrogen sulfide cloud at 30m. Like at Angelita, tree branches eerily protrude from the cloud, what seems to be the cavern floor becomes visible. But the Pit continues deep below the cloud and narrows into darkness down to 40m+. You can continue your dive above the cloud exploring the cavernous overhang of the cenote before coming up to the sloping ceiling at 10m. Here you´ll not only find stalactites of all shapes and sizes but also enjoy the laser beams of sunlight penetrating the gash from below.

Dreamgate is one of the most amazing cenotes due to it's overpopulation of stalactites and stalagmites. This cavern offers very scenic dives, which let you enjoy the sensation of flying between thousands of very fine stalactites and stalagmites.  Excellent buoyancy control is required due to the cavern´s delicate formations and very dark sediment floor.

Casa Cenote connects one of the longest underwater Cave Systems in the world with the ocean. It is one of the few surface rivers in the Yucatan Peninsula. Casa Cenote gives the diver the feeling of diving underneath the jungle.

The dive follows the course of the river at a maximun depth of 8m. Due to the connection with the ocean, both fresh and saltwater fish live there. The dive follows alongside the jungle and at times through algae covered mangrove roots reaching into the water. Huge rocks overgrown with mosses and green algae decorate the bottom.

At Gran Cenote, the cavern dive leads you along the edge of the circular shaped cenote which has a maximum depth of 10m. Good buoyancy is required as the cavern dive and cave passages are highly decorated. White walls, crystal clear waters and amazing formations await to hypnotize the diver. It's also a great choice for cave divers as they can explore various routes inside the incredible decorate cave.

Cenote Calavera, which means “Skull Cave” is also known as “Temple of Doom”. Completely different from any other cavern in the area, the entrance passes through a round hole on the surface rock. The adventure starts almost immediately, as you need to jump about 3m to the waters surface. The cavern area is a huge room with a hill of sediments and rocks in the center. During the dive  it is possible to move through three different halocline layers. There is much light in the cavern and many hidden fossils to discover.

Angelita, “Little Angel” in english, is not only a typical cenote dive, but a once in a lifetime dive in every way. Walking about 5min through the jungle, you reach this circular shaped cenote which does nothing more than go straight down to 60m deep. Descending through clear fresh water you will sink right into a mystical hydrogen sulfate layer at 30m that looks like a huge cloud with trunks and branches reaching out of it. Underneath the cloud the salt water begins. It is dark there, giving the diver a feeling of being in a forest at night.