11 tours · €127–€259 per person · ★ 5.0
For scuba diving in Tulum, we read every listing and picked 11 tours by hand, keeping only those rated 4.5★ or higher. Prices run from €127 per person for a Discover Scuba introduction to €259 for a trip combining cenote dives with lunch. Most cenote trips bundle equipment and transport from the dive centre, so you do not have to arrange the journey to the water yourself.
A quick way to choose: for cenote diving in Tulum, check the required certification, especially on deep dives; hotel pickup is usually excluded even when transport from the dive centre is covered; the cheapest Discover Scuba option charges separately for cenote entry. The best reviewed tours for diving in Tulum come first below.
Diving in a cenote is like floating in another universe. It’s like evolving on a turquoise planet full of sacred history. The cathedral like stalactit...
Diving in a cenote is like floating in another universe. It’s like evolving on a turquoise planet full of sacred history. The cathedral like stalactit...
This day trip is for people who have been diving within the last year and have a certification of PADI Open Water or Above. Casa Cenote: Step into t...
Dive into Casa Cenote, a stunning open-water environment that’s perfect for complete beginners. Surrounded by mangroves and connected to the ocean, di...
The cenotes offer an unparalleled setting to facilitate the peace and relaxation we need to approach the underwater world. The translucence of the wat...
Discover scuba diving is dedicated to those who have never dived before and dream of this wonderful adventure, respecting the highest safety standards...
The cenotes of the Riviera Maya are a bucket-list experience for divers from around the world, and Dos Ojos is one of the most famous. This experience...
Have you always wanted to know what was beneath the waves? If you are short on time and just want to try diving this experience program is for you. Yo...
Dive into the enchanting waters off Tulum's coast. Discover the vibrant underwater world of the Mesoamerican Reef. Over 30 years of experience offerin...
Diving in a cenote is like floating in another universe. It’s like evolving on a turquoise planet full of sacred history. The cathedral like stalactit...
An introduction to the magical underwater world. This small course consists of a 15-minute class, a 15-minute practice session, and your first dive. I...
Tours and prices on this page last updated October 16, 2026
Editorial picks checked: October 9, 2026 · Ranked by Certification requirements, included equipment and fees, ratings and review counts. Prices and ratings on tour cards are live. Commissions never affect the order.
We compared 11 Tulum diving tours by certification requirements, equipment and fees, covering cenote and reef scuba dives plus a freediving introduction.
Book two Dos Ojos cavern dives with gear and entry at €173 per person, rated 4.99 from 90 reviews; Open Water certification or higher required.
Choose a beginner cenote dive with instruction, gear and entry at €154 per person, rated 4.97 from 117 reviews; you must be able to swim.
Book two cenote dives, one deep, at €195 per person, rated 4.98 from 187 reviews; advanced certification or Open Water plus deep certification required.
| Tour | Best for | Price | Rating | Duration | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dos Ojos: Two Dives for Certified Divers | First cenote dives | €173 per person | 4.99★ (90) | 4h | No hotel pickup |
| Beginner Cenote Dive or Refresher | First dive or refresher | €154 per person | 4.97★ (117) | 4h 30m | Must be able to swim |
| Two Cenote Dives Including a Deep Dive | Deep cenote diving | €195 per person | 4.98★ (187) | 5h | Advanced certification or Open Water with deep certification |
| Three Cenote Dives: Casa & Dos Ojos | Casa Cenote and Dos Ojos | €259 per person | 4.98★ (127) | 5h | Open Water or higher; a dive within the past year required |
| Dive Dos Ojos: Two Cavern Dives | Barbie Line and Bat Cave | €173 per person | 4.97★ (65) | 5h | Minimum two certified divers |
| Discovery Scuba: One Cenote Dive | Private beginner instruction | €154 per person | 4.96★ (83) | 5h | Health questionnaire required |
| Discover Scuba in Tulum: One Cenote Dive | Class before a first dive | €127 per person | 4.91★ (113) | 5h | Minimum two people; cenote entry extra |
| Tulum Reef Diving: Two Tanks | Certified reef divers | €159 per person | 4.89★ (44) | 4h | Beginners pay a Discovery Dive supplement |
Our editorial picks require a rating of 4.5★ or higher and at least 50 traveler reviews. Read our methodology.
The highest-rated experiences here, chosen by thousands of real reviews.
Diving in a cenote is like floating in another universe. It’s like evolving on a turquoise planet full of sacred history. The cathedral like stalactit...
This day trip is for people who have been diving within the last year and have a certification of PADI Open Water or Above. Casa Cenote: Step into t...
Discover scuba diving is dedicated to those who have never dived before and dream of this wonderful adventure, respecting the highest safety standards...
An introduction to the magical underwater world. This small course consists of a 15-minute class, a 15-minute practice session, and your first dive. I...
If you are uncertified, choose a beginner session such as Discover Scuba at Casa Cenote; Dos Ojos for Certified Divers requires Open Water certification or higher. Discover Scuba at Casa Cenote states no experience is needed: 5 from 33 reviews at €154 per person. Dos Ojos for Certified Divers requires Open Water or higher: 4.99 from 90 reviews at €173 per person.
Set aside half a day for these diving trips, including beginner options; Discover Scuba in Tulum has a separate cenote entry fee, so leave room in your budget for it. Across this page, the median is €173 per person and the middle half of listed prices runs from €154 to €182 per person. The median duration is 5 hours, based on 11 trips that state a duration. Discover Scuba in Tulum is rated 4.91 from 113 reviews at €127 per person, excluding cenote entry.
Open Water alone does not qualify you for the Deep Cenote Diving option; you need advanced certification or Open Water with deep certification. Deep Cenote Diving includes gear, entry and a guide: 4.98 from 187 reviews at €195 per person.
3 of 11 trips are marked accessible by the operator. Start with that filter for limited mobility; it includes private beginner instruction with Discovery Scuba. Among private trips, 1 of 1 are marked accessible by the operator. Filter first, then confirm water entry and assistance with the operator. Discovery Scuba offers private beginner instruction: 4.96 from 83 reviews at €154 per person. A health questionnaire is required.
Budget per diver for private Discovery Scuba, even when booking with your own party; the listed price is per person, not a total for the group. 1 of 11 listings are private. Private and shared medians are €154 and €173 per person: a spread between different products, not a premium. Discovery Scuba is rated 4.96 from 83 reviews at €154 per person. Multiply the listed per person rate by the number diving.
Budget for cenote entry on top of the Discover Scuba in Tulum price; Beginner Cenote Dive or Refresher bundles instruction, gear and entry. Beginner Cenote Dive or Refresher includes instruction, gear, entry, water and snacks: 4.97 from 117 reviews at €154 per person. Discover Scuba in Tulum charges cenote entry separately: 4.91 from 113 reviews at €127 per person.
Arrange your hotel transport separately for Dos Ojos for Certified Divers: it includes dive centre transfers, not hotel pickup. Hotel pickup is listed for 1 of 11 tours. Dos Ojos for Certified Divers is rated 4.99 from 90 reviews at €173 per person.
Figures in these answers come from the 11 tours on this page, as of October 16, 2026.