Top Playa del Carmen Freediving

Without having any previous diving experience or diving certificate you will be able to become a part of marine life of the Caribbean on this 6 hours activity. You will swim together with schools of snappers, see moray eels, forests of soft corals, may be lobsters and sea turtles.

Great for beginners or more advanced divers, this course in Playa del Carmen gets you safely enjoying the ocean in a respectful and conservative manner. Gear is provided, so no need to organize that separately. Plus receive plenty of individual attention from your instructor, from land and shallow water training, to getting out into the big water for not one, but two different reef dives.

The cenote the group will be diving is chosen according to the experience, level of diving and preferences of the participants. Safety is always our number one priority and we do our best to give our divers the best experience possible. Our service is 100% private and we only work with small groups of up to 4 divers per guide.

If you’ve always wanted to learn how to scuba dive, consider this comprehensive PADI certification course in Playa del Carmen. The three-day program includes classroom training, two pool dives, two cenote dives, and two open water dives in the Caribbean Sea. Trainings take place in the mornings, leaving plenty of time to explore more of the area in the afternoon and evenings. After completing the course, you are qualified to dive anywhere in the world up to 60 feet. Hotel pickup and drop-off every day is included. 

Explore coral reefs, ancient history, and nature in the Riviera Maya on an combination tour that features some of the best of Yucatan in a single day. Snorkel through the coral reef in the Caribbean Sea, visit the Tulum archeological site, and swim in a cenote, then explore a limestone cave and take a jungle walk. This tour includes entrance fees, a buffet lunch, and door-to-door transport from hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen.

Explore the tropical forest and Caribbean coast of the Yucatan Peninsula on an adventure tour: ride an ATV through the jungle then head to Maroma Beach, where you can skim across the water in a wave runner or speed boat. This 3-hour tour includes snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as pickup and drop-off at hotels in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and the Riviera Maya.

Journey to Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula to visit the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza on this full-day tour and experience this incredible archeological site with a local guide. First, take a panoramic tour through the colonial town of Valladolid and then stop at a cenote for a refreshing swim. Midway through the day, enjoy a typical buffet lunch and a tequila tasting, and then explore the archeological site. Walk along El Castillo and the Pyramid of Kukulcan and learn how this pre-Columbian city played an important role in the Mayan Civilization.

Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then visit a modern-day Maya community before entering the jungle to explore two vast underground river systems. Snorkel their cavern waters. Wind down with a buffet lunch of delicious Maya cuisine.

Explore the ancient Mayan city of Chichén Itzá on an all-day tour from Cancun and Mayan Riviera. After a convenient hotel pickup, travel to this important pre-Columbian ceremonial center to learn about its temples, observatory, pyramid, and ball court from an informative guide. Cool off in the holy waters of cenote before grabbing lunch at its namesake restaurant (included in the tour price).

Journey deep into the Riviera Maya on this guided jungle buggy tour from Playa del Carmen. Steer a 4x4 buggy for about 18 miles and admire the lush forest scenery during this thrilling drive. Make a stop at a ranch for a refreshing swim and snorkel at a cenote. Hotel transport included.

Set off into the warm Caribbean Sea on this half-day catamaran sailing adventure from Playa del Carmen. Your luxurious boat cruises along the Riviera Maya coastline, stopping at the Inah Reef — one of the best locations in the region for snorkeling. Try stand-up paddleboarding while you’re out there too. After your water activities, enjoy a gourmet lunch and an open bar, as well as attentive service from your crew. Hotel transport included.

This small-group tour combines two impressive archeological sites of the Yucatán Peninsula: Coba and Tulum. Let a guide accompany you around the ruins and explain their significance. This day trip from Playa del Carmen includes hotel transport, beverages and a buffet lunch, plus a swim in Cho Ha Cenote.

Travel through the Mayan jungle on this action-packed all-day guided tour. Hop on your own ATV (or ride along with a driver) and head to a cenote, an underwater pool, where you can take a refreshing dip. Then fly above the treetops on a ziplining course. A local Mayan lunch is included. Only those 18 years old and above are permitted to drive their own ATV.

Pre-book your airport transfers from Cancun International Airport to Playa del Carmen to save time and avoid the stress of seeking out a taxi on arrival. You can choose from one-way transfers to or from the airport, or book a round-trip service for added convenience. If you're getting picked up at the airport, your driver will monitor your flight in case of any delay.

Explore the Rio Secreto Nature Reserve outside of Cancun on this full-day excursion, where you swim and wade in one of the most spectacular underground caves in Mexico. See the famous crystal caves on a tour that showcases the spectacular natural wonders of the Yucatán. Choose round-trip transportation from your Cancun hotel, or meet your guide at Rio Secreto directly. You also have the option to visit the Tulum ruins which you can add as an upgrade.

Learn the basics of diving from a professional instructor with this introductory course for complete beginners. You'll learn everything you need to know about safety and equipment and get to dive in a pool, where you'll learn about proper breathing and pressure equalization. You'll then have the option of continuing your studies with the open-water PADI course.

Small groups! Great experiences! I am a digital dive shop, I do not have a physical shop for our divers to attend but we are the most practical taking advantage of the tools offered by the internet to answer any questions. We stay that way to give you a good price without neglecting the quality of our service. A large group per guide is a maximum of 4 divers.

Cozumel has a unique coral reef with crystal clear water. The reef is full of colorful corals and diverse marine life. Having no previous diving experience or diving certificate you'll be able to see schools of fish, sea turtles, lobsters, eagle ray and may be even a nurse shark if you are lucky (not dangerous for humans). You can become a part of magnificent ocean!

Course content: - 5 dives - Self-rescue - Recognizing and managing stress in other divers - Emergency management and equipment - Rescuing panicked diver - Rescuing unresponsive divers

Explore the Yucatan’s natural beauty with this guided diving experience. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to the dive center and get outfitted with all the gear you’ll need. Then, travel to the jungle and plunge into Cenote Zapote—a natural sinkhole dozens of feet deep notable for a series of unusual rock formations that resemble bells. Enjoy snacks, bottled water, and a personalized, small group experience.

Discover the cenotes of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula on a diving tour from Playa del Carmen. With a professional guide at your side, you’ll visit two different locations, diving through the crystal-clear water of the natural sinkholes to find rock formations that look like underwater cathedrals. Just note that there is a charge for diving equipment rental.

If you never tried to hold your breath and diving this one-day course is the best introduction to the freediving world! Our professional will teach you the basic skills used by the recreational freedivers and will bring you to you to the open water of a Cenote to start diving practicing equalization and propulsion skills. Small groups of 4 student will give you the time to practice and to learn at your rhythm during the course and the professionalism of our instructor will make your training unforgettable!

The Mexican peninsula of Yucatan is known for the longest underwater cave system in the world with more than 6,000 cenotes. Enjoy amazing underwater world of 3 most interesting cenotes in Mexico. Dos Ojos is one of the most interesting and beautiful cenote systems in Mexico. Thanks to its magnificent stalactites and stalagmites, you will have the impression that nature has been created over millions of years. The water is exceptionally clear thanks to the rainwater filtered through the limestone, and this cenote is incredibly clean because the limestone is very pure. In 2002, this underwater cave system was presented in the film “Journey into Amazing Caves”. The Pit is one of the most complex cenotes in Mexico. The entrance to the cenote is 10 metres in diameter and widens as it descends. At a depth of 25 to 32 metres, you will find a cloud of hydrogen sulphide. This is the deepest part of the Dos Ojos system. Rumour has it that the depth of this cenote is 120 metres.