Hi Sarah, if you are not certified you can participate in a Discovery Scuba Diving, which will let you experience the wolrd of scuba diving under the direct supervision and guidance of a dive instructor.

Hola buenas tardes, con mucho gusto podemos organizar un bautismo de buceo, y si te gusta y sientes cómodo, hacer el curso de aguas abiertas.

Hello Fatima, sure you can dive the cenotes with your certification level. As Brinavet mentioned above, there are some cenotes limitations of depth and complexity of the dives. Some of the very cool cenote combinations you can do are Kukulcan/Chac Mool, Ponderosa/Tajmaha and Dos Ojos/Bat Cave.

Hola muchas gracias por contactarnos! Si quieres nos puedes enviar un email y con mucho gusto te mandamos información sobre todas las opciones que manejamos. Saludos, Cenotexperience Staff

I emailed them and they came back very quickly. Also you can try phoning.

Hola Javier, muchas gracias por entrar en contacto con nosotros! Con gusto te podemos orientar sobre las actividades a realizar, envíanos un email y seguimos comunicándonos por esa via. Saludos!

Hi Sam, we are already in touch via email. looking forward to meeting you!

I wouldn't recommend diving the cenotes unless you had some experience diving. I have no doubt that places will let you do dive training without being able to swim. But reputable places will make you do a swim test first. When I did my test I had to be able swim/traverse 400m. I also had to be able tread water for 2 minutes with my hands in the air. I don't believe there is a weight limit. And prices will vary from place to place. I recommend that you do some research at your local dive shops. Many dive shops (including overseas places) will allow you to do the theory component on line and then the practical later on. Normally over a couple of days. I hope this helps.

In case you want to hire a professional photographer to go with you during the dives, we can make the arrangements. Best regards,