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🐠 Scuba Diving in Playa del Carmen
Reef dives, cenote caverns, bull sharks and certifications. · kubva $95 USD
Few places on earth let you dive a coral wall in the morning and a crystal cavern in the afternoon. Playa del Carmen is the world capital of cenote diving, hosts a famous bull-shark aggregation each winter, and sits a 45-minute ferry from Cozumel's drift walls.
kubva $180–$245
2-Tank Cenote Cavern Dive (Dos Ojos, The Pit)
Two guided cavern dives in the Yucatan's flooded cave systems — laser light beams, stalactites and 30 m visibility.
kubva $95–$140
Cozumel 2-Tank Dive Trip from Playa del Carmen
Fast boat across the channel for two drift dives on Cozumel's world-famous Palancar and Colombia walls.
kubva $99–$126
Night Dive with Bioluminescence
A single-tank night dive on the local reef — octopus, hunting eels, sleeping turtles and glowing plankton.
kubva $100–$125
2-Tank Reef Dive (Certified Divers)
Morning or afternoon two-tank boat dives on Playa del Carmen's drift-diving reefs — turtles, rays and easy currents.
kubva $120–$150
Discover Scuba Diving (Beginner Intro)
No certification needed: theory, pool practice and two guided reef dives to 12 m in half a day.
kubva $140–$195
Bull Shark Dive (Nov-Mar)
Kneel on the sand at 24 m as pregnant bull sharks cruise overhead — Playa del Carmen's signature winter dive.
kubva $399–$550
PADI Open Water Certification Course (3 Days)
Get your lifetime PADI Open Water card in three days of theory, pool, cenote and Caribbean reef dives.
Photo: Eduardo Manchon, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons