Cenote Zapote, often referred to as the “Hell’s Bells” due to its unique bell-shaped underwater formations, is a deep, cylindrical cenote where divers can marvel at the eerie, hydrogen sulfide-rich layer and the spectacular, otherworldly formations that hang like chimes in the shadowy depths.
Cenote Maravilla, aptly named for its marvelous beauty, offers an otherworldly diving experience in its vast, open-air underwater chamber. The sheer scale of this hidden gem, combined with the intricate formations of stalactites and the mystical halo of hydrogen sulfide at deeper levels, provides a majestic backdrop for an unforgettable dive.
Experience the pinnacle of cenote exploration with this exclusive dive trip taking you from the intriguing, bell-shaped stalactites of Zapote to the grand, cathedral-like expanses of Maravilla, offering a journey that spans the mysterious to the magnificent, all while capturing the heart of the Yucatan’s underwater allure.
Your diving experience at Cenotes Zapote and Maravilla takes place over one day, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Warning: do not fly for 18 hours after diving.












With Triton Diving, diving is a complete experience. What’s included:
Yes. Equipment rental is included in every Triton Diving package. You’re also welcome to bring your own gear!
No, Triton Diving takes care of everything, including transportation. We meet in downtown Playa del Carmen, and we’ll send you the exact address on WhatsApp. We bring you back there at the end of the trip.
To keep the experience personal, cenote groups are limited to 4 divers per guide. If you’re a bigger group, we simply bring more guides!
We recommend a swimsuit, a towel, water shoes or sandals, and a change of clothes. Triton Diving provides all the dive gear, but feel free to bring your own mask and fins if you prefer.
Triton Diving offers try dives to introduce beginners to scuba diving.
You can then get your Open Water certification to dive independently and discover new places.
It depends on your situation. Please contact us before booking and we’ll guide you through the process.
Yes. To make the most of your cenote dive, please contact us before booking so we can arrange a short refresher session.
Cenote dives can be suitable for beginners, depending on the cenote. Triton Diving offers introductory cenote dives that are perfect for newly certified divers or those with limited experience. Our experienced instructors give thorough briefings and make sure all safety measures are in place, so beginners feel comfortable. However, some cenote dives require advanced skills because of their depth and complexity.
For a first experience, the beautiful Chac Mool cenote is perfect: it suits all levels and has many of the highlights divers come to see in cenotes.
Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, your level and your group size. Once you pick a date, a short diver form and a $60 deposit per person ($120 if you book several days) confirm your spot. Pay it by Wise, bank transfer or payment link, with no fees; it’s deducted from the price and the balance is paid on site in pesos. Up to 48 hours before, it’s refunded or moved; under 48 hours, it’s kept. If the weather cancels the trip, we reschedule or refund in full.