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Playa del Carmen is the perfect base camp for your cave and cavern diving adventures. Many of the most famous waterfilled caves in the world are located right next door. Within twenty minutes drive time you can be rolling down the entrance path to an underwater world of impossible beauty unparalleled.
Of course, cavern and cave diving are sports that are very demanding on proper training and equipment, and no one should attempt them without this training, and proper experience. At DiveMike we can take care of all your training needs, ground support and all aspects of your equipment needs while in the area. You'll want to take advantage of the clear and warm Caribbean, too! |
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Some local systems and average max depths
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Chac Mool |
13 m / 43 ft |
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Ponderosa |
16 m / 55 ft |
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Tajmahal |
15 m / 48 ft |
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Dos Ojos |
8 m / 26 ft |
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Nohoch Nah Chich |
8 m / 26 ft |
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Aktun Ha (Carwash) |
16 m / 52 ft |
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Grand Cenote |
10 m / 32 ft |
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Temple of Doom |
17 m / 57 ft |
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Naharon |
14 m / 45 ft |
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Maya Blue |
14 m / 45 ft |
If you've never tried diving in underground cave systems, you can still go on a guided cavern tour |
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Cavern Tour
Purpose
Confident and relaxed Open Water certified divers can safely participate in a guided cavern tour at one of many local cenotes with an adequately large cavern zone.
Pre-requisites
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Confident, certified Open Water diver with good buoyancy control
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Not claustrophobic
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Recently logged dive or refresher course
Limits
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Natural Daylight
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Max linear distance from surface: 65m/200ft
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Maximum depth: 30m/100ft
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No restrictions where two divers cannot pass side by side
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No planned decompression
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Minimum starting visibility 10m/30’
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Maximum ratio of one guide to 4 divers
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Minimum tank pressure to begin cavern dive: 135BAR/2000 psi (AL80 tank)
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Continuous guideline to the surface
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