Lola was amazing, very patient guide! Cannot recommend this business enough. Will be coming back…read morefor sure. Sean

Agua Clara Cozumel for the win! Lola was a great guide! We did two dives and a lovely lunch on the…read moresandbar in between. Saw all kinds of fish, rays, a turtle, a sea anemone, multiple colors and varieties of coral plus the white sand and turquoise water of the Caribbean. Crew was professional, helpful, and engaging. Highly recommend Agua Clara Diving for your scuba adventures on Cozumel.

Everything about this day was first class. It was organized, much time spent preparing us for our…read moreday.

What an AWESOME day out on the water deep sea fishing!!…read more We caught Jack fish (which tasted DELICIOUS) later when we had Zamas hotel cook it up for us when we got back for $250 a plate. Carlos and Rafa took care of us with 4 hours of trolling and each person in our group was able to reel in at least 1 fish. The cooler of drinks were great cold refreshing drinks. Also feel free to BYO(whatever)! It's Mexico!!! Absolutely a day I'll never forget and something I'd travel out of my way to do again with Mexidivers.

One of my favorite Cenotes of all time, and I know we have a lot of options in the area but this…read morespot stands out for a variety of reasons: 1) Less Busy - This Cenote is definitely more famous with the locals and far less busy as compared to other tourist trap Cenotes. If looking for local chill vibes, this is your spot 2) Cost - One of the most reasonable places in them son entry ticket prices, almost half the price of other known Cenotes in the area 3) Family Friendly: Far more family friendly, not only they have a beautiful Cenote but also a train ride for kids plus have a man made zoo(with fake animal fixtures). It was a super nice train ride plus kids loved all the animal fixtures and the huge King Kong they have 4) Pool: They also have a dedicated pool area, so if you have folks or kids just wanting to chill by pool, they have adult and kid friendly pool areas. Overall we loved it here, the Cenote was beautiful plus you're able to do a zip line jump into the Cenote, super cool. We spent almost half a day here and thoroughly enjoyed it, we would definitely come back.

A beautiful cool way to spend the day. Fun, friendly and…read morepeaceful. Refreshing ethereal waters. Best ceviche in the area! Love that it's not crowded.

SCAM ALERT!!! This business does not take you to the labnaha cenote anymore. It does not offer any…read moreof the services advertised on its website, such as tours, snorkeling, zip, lining, etc. It massively up charges you for what is actually a ticket to the operation next-door called Casa Tortuga, which is a tourist trap amusement park. It also will not give you your deposit back if you booked online. There's just one extremely rude guy at the building who checks your reservation and then sends you next-door to a completely different establishment, which will also not take you to the Labnaha cenote.

This was right near Akumal and we didn't know what to expect. It was great! We had a large group of…read more8 people. Some of us wanted to zip line, some wanted to explore the caves, and we all wanted to explore the Cenote snorkeling. They accommodated us splitting up our group and providing each with a personal guide, then gathered us together to go down into the cenote for swimming. The caves were great, very walkable and lots of interesting features. There are a lot of bats and it was neat to see them in their habitat. They were quite a bit larger than our little brown bats in the northwest! The tour was not crowded, felt like we had the cave to ourselves and the guide was on our schedule. There were several caves that we explored and there were also nice exit points along the way if someone started feeling claustrophobic. They ended the caves at an area with lots of animals to view while we walked back to the main area. Fun seeing a large spider monkey group in one area, looked like zip lines went over some of the areas with different animals within fenced areas. Our group that did zip line really enjoyed it and had fun on the lines and going upside down, seemed like it was a good tour too. The cenote was more crowded. They took our group on a tour in the water and then left us to snorkel as long as we wanted. Lots of cave fish and things to explore above and below the water. This park is really nice if you want to sample a lot of local things at once like caves, wildlife, cenote, and snorkeling. I recommend stopping by it's a easy drive off the main road. It was an unpaved road and plan to get your car dusty but it helped make it feel like you were out in the jungle. Our group was all adults, but smaller children were LOVING it. Perfect experience for the grade school age kids too.

This is a spectacular dive operation!…read more I spent 3 days in the water with them and, aside from the nicest facility I've been to in ages, the crew of guides, instructors, and office peeps made this an incredibly easy, enjoyable, and comprehensive dive adventure. Most importantly, though, my small group had incredibly varied SCUBA experience and their team got everyone diving in a way best for them. I'm already planning a return visit. Never rushed. Never unsafe. Never pushed beyond your skill level... I cannot say enough nice things about this PADI 5-Star operation.

Infinity2diving is one of the more expensive dive shops in tulum. Which we are ok with as people…read morewho love to spend on vacation :) usually with a greater price one can expect a higher bar of customer service. Unfortunately that was not the case.The manager was somewhat dishonest and deceptive, although we take some ownership over not being careful enough. But we'll let you be the judge. Looking through these reviews we may be an isolated incident (or maybe it's changed) but for those who have high expectations for a dive shop who pay more, I would encourage you to think twice. The managers technique is keep everything ambiguous, and bait and switch... The dive we booked was 1 dive: "CENOTE OF YOUR CHOICE" the your choice part was important to us as people who've been to tulum once to twice a year for the past decade. We signed up paid our deposit which was non refundable. After we signed up we were notified that it was slightly over a year since our last dive (13 months) and therefore they offered a "free refresher course at casa cenote". Having signed up for a "cenote of your choice", we were under the impression that the refresher course was at casa, and we would go to a cenote of "our choice" since that was wait we paid for. When we got there it was clear that we didn't have a choice and we had to go to casa, which has had cases of E. coli and has a bad mosquito problem (much worse than other dive locations). After talking with the manager, who was nice but we felt a bit gaslit as what we signed up for. After much back and forth I just decided to proceed with casa (which was told as the ONLY choice, despite having paid for our choice), even though that would've been our last choice. Now the deception didn't end there. Having called a "free refresher course" you would've thought it was a refresher course tied to a real dive. Now it was 15 minutes of skills learning and maybe 10-15 minutes of actual diving. We didn't stop to admire any of the wildlife it was very in/out. Also in the email it says lunch will be served but there was no lunch (not that we were hungry but just calling them out for their shady email tactics of "we told you this over email") We really felt bait and switched bc we don't understand how you can advertise it as a free refresher course because it implies it's attached to something else but it wasn't. the entire thing was the course.... You live and you learn!! Two stars instead of one because we could've been more careful and asked more questions before we got there. Lesson learned!

This is a smaller cenote than I was expecting, however it made up for it with the amount of patio…read morefurniture available and it had a drink bar with snacks - kind of a community pool feel. I would say it was a lot scarier to swim in as it was smaller and you can jump in it from the rocks themselves. They have a ladder but people were using it to hang out on (without a life jacket your arms get tired quickly) or it was being used as a one way to get out of the cenote itself. They had a swing but only one person could fit on it at a time.

Priced at MX250/person and an additional fee if you want a life jacket, this cenote is on the…read moresmaller side. It is an open-topped semi-cave cenote with a large sturdy wood ladder leaning into the middle. The main entry point is to just jump in, which was the exciting part! There were also two smaller holes you could jump into if you dared. There was also one swing hanging above the water's edge. It was fun to watch people gather the courage for their first jump-in. There were also a lot of chairs and hammocks around the perimeter of the cenote for relaxing as well as a small offering of food and drinks on site.

Did the 3-hour cenote buggy tour in Tulum and it was honestly a blast. We got picked up right on…read moretime and taken to the meeting point where they did a quick safety rundown and gave us helmets before heading out. The buggies were super easy to drive and handled the dirt roads and little hills without any issues. The ride itself was a lot of fun, but the cenote stop was definitely the highlight. The water was clear, cool, and really refreshing, and the area felt peaceful and not overly touristy. Our guide showed us the best spots to jump in, swim, and take photos, and also shared a few local tips and stories along the way which made it even better. There was plenty of time to relax between drives so it never felt rushed, and the group size was small enough that it stayed fun without feeling crowded. Definitely worth the price if you're looking for a mix of adventure and swimming in nature while visiting Tulum.

Had such a great time at the ATV cenote and jungle tour in Playa del Carmen, it was worth every…read moremoment. They started with a serious safety briefing and the guides were chill and funny but clearly experienced which made me feel comfortable even as a new driver. Riding through the jungle was a rush with a mix of wide dirt paths and narrower technical sections and the scenery was gorgeous with thick green canopy and the smell of wet earth. The cenote was the highlight with clear cool water in a natural limestone pool surrounded by ferns and vines and we had time to swim and jump which was unbelievably refreshing after the ride. Logistics were smooth with on time hotel pickup, small group size, and bottled water provided. Bring a towel, reef safe sunscreen, and clothes you do not mind getting muddy and wear closed toe shoes for the ATV. Dust gets everywhere and the guides take some photos but not a full photo service so ask if you want more pictures. If you are in Playa del Carmen and want adventure that is not overly extreme this tour is worth it and left me feeling energized and happy.

Our 2nd trip with them and will gladly book again in the future. This time we tried the ancestral…read morewaters tour for a unique Valentine's Day. Our guide Marcos (we requested since we had him on our 1st tour) is always friendly, outgoing, helpful and full of knowledge. We love how personalized this tour was, it was only me and my beautiful wife, along with Marcos and Don Phil. We stared the day with Don Phil, a Mayan, who performed a cleansing ritual to protect us on our travels. Though I couldn't understand the Mayan language I could feel the message and positive energy. We not only asked for protection in our travels but he renewed our vows as we were celebrating 18 years of marriage. Super cool and thankful for the honoring of native traditions and including us in blessings. Exploring amazing cavern cenotes in a closed system with stalagmites and stalactites everywhere, with varying sizes and types is a spectacular experience. Marcos is able to share so much detailed information and history, incorporating a focus on preservation and respect of the natural treasures. We toured 3 different cenotes, got amazing photos, and ended the day with a killer, authentic, home cooked meal (chicken en mole and beef chile relleno). I would not hesitate returning as these guys have always been my number one recommendation, since our 1st time with them in 2021.

I loved this Cenote tour, it was so memorable and it will forever be a beautiful memory. We rode…read moreour bikes to 3 different cenotes. If you can't ride a bike you can drive there too. They took beautiful pictures and videos of us and the package was very affordable. We had great under water pics and videos. It was 7 girls in total and we all loved the experience. The tour guys were amazing and they taught some of the girls how to swim. The food was amazing also and we loved hearing Mayan stories from Marvin. Everything was great I really recommend this tour. Marvin , Osbaldo and the Bejil-Ha team were the best, thank you