RIVIERA MAYA
EL EDEN
TAJMA HA
POINTS OF INTEREST
Lights effects: 
/ Stalactites: / Halocline: / H2S: none / Depth:
Overhead: / Atmosphere:
PRICE
$139 USD*
POINTS OF INTEREST
Lights effects: ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐
Stalactites: ⭐
Halocline: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
H2S: none
Depth: ⭐
Overhead: ⭐ ⭐
Atmosphere: ⭐⭐⭐
PRICE
$139 USD*
EL EDÉN
Also known as Ponderosa, cenote EDEN is located 3 km south of Puerto Aventuras and 25 km south of Playa del Carmen. A big and beautiful cenote, like a swimming pool in the middle of the jungle. Large boulders covered by mosses and plants at the bottom of the cenote are home to a variety of fish, freshwater crayfish, and abundant aquatic plant life.
For inexperienced cavern divers, this cenote is ideal. The passages are very large and the main part of the dive takes the diver along the nearby Coral Garden cenote.
Here breathtaking light shows await the diver. A halocline extends through the cenote to 30ft (10 m). For cave divers, there are many different passages to explore, often connecting to nearby cenotes.
EL EDÉN
FEATURES
- Depth: 43ft / 13m
- Dive time: 60′
- Access: Easy
- Level: Open Water min | Good buoyancy control
EL EDÉN
Also known as Ponderosa, cenote EDEN is located 3 km south of Puerto Aventuras and 25 km south of Playa del Carmen. A big and beautiful cenote, like a swimming pool in the middle of the jungle. Large boulders covered by mosses and plants at the bottom of the cenote are home to a variety of fish, freshwater crayfish, and abundant aquatic plant life.
For inexperienced cavern divers, this cenote is ideal. The passages are very large and the main part of the dive takes the diver along the nearby Coral Garden cenote.
Here breathtaking light shows await the diver. A halocline extends through the cenote to 30ft (10 m). For cave divers, there are many different passages to explore, often connecting to nearby cenotes.
EL EDÉN
FEATURES
- Depth: 43ft / 13m
- Dive time: 60′
- Access: Easy
- Level: Open Water min | Good buoyancy control
TAJMA HA
This cenote, which has a lot to offer cave and cavern divers, is located 28 km south of Playa del Carmen.
The cavern line takes the diver, from the entrance to a large half-air, half-water room an air- filled bat cave. Here, light enters through holes in the ceiling and penetrates the water like laser beams during the summer months. Littered across the cavern floor are hundreds of stalactites lying in the sediment. Perhaps the result of a catalytic event.
Continuing the dive, you enter the Sugar Bowl, a second small cenote where you can see an incredible light show on sunny days. Tajmaha is decorated with stalactites and stalagmites and many hidden fossils can be spotted if you search for them. The halocline in the deeper zone creates interesting mirror effects resulting in a cenote of unearthly beauty, Cenote Esmeralda.
TAJMA HA
FEATURES
- Depth: 45ft / 14m
- Dive time: 55′
- Access: Moderate
- Level: Open Water min | Good buoyancy control
TAJMA HA
This cenote, which has a lot to offer cave and cavern divers, is located 28 km south of Playa del Carmen.
The cavern line takes the diver, from the entrance to a large half-air, half-water room an air- filled bat cave. Here, light enters through holes in the ceiling and penetrates the water like laser beams during the summer months. Littered across the cavern floor are hundreds of stalactites lying in the sediment. Perhaps the result of a catalytic event.
Continuing the dive, you enter the Sugar Bowl, a second small cenote where you can see an incredible light show on sunny days. Tajmaha is decorated with stalactites and stalagmites and many hidden fossils can be spotted if you search for them. The halocline in the deeper zone creates interesting mirror effects resulting in a cenote of unearthly beauty, Cenote Esmeralda.
TAJMA HA
FEATURES
- Depth: 45ft / 14m
- Dive time: 55′
- Access: Moderate
- Level: Open Water min | Good buoyancy control
INCLUDED
– Briefing about cenotes History, conservation, safety cavern rules and communication
– Max 4 divers/guide
– AL 12L (80ft/c3) Tank DIN/Yoke | weights | flashlights
– Nitrox 32% (with certification)
– Air-conditioned transport
– Mexican lunch on cenote site
– Cooler w/ natural juices, cold drinks, fruits
– Certified and experienced cave diving instructor and guide
– A lot of information about geology, History, fauna, Mayan culture, gastronomy and cave diving
*The entrance ticket to the cenote is not included in our price. Price is $800 MXN, to be paid to the owners at the entrance, in cash.
