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🐠 Night Dive with Bioluminescence

A single-tank night dive on the local reef — octopus, hunting eels, sleeping turtles and glowing plankton.

Qiimaha
$99–$126
Waqtiga
3 hours
Sanad
year-round (bioluminescence best in summer)
Wanaagsan
Adventure seekers

Maxaa la filayaa

  • Single guided night dive on the Playa del Carmen reef; ~3 hours total
  • ~$126 per adult including dive, torch, snacks and drinks; gear rental ~500 MXN if needed
  • Octopus, lobster, moray eels hunting, and sleeping turtles are typical sightings
  • Bioluminescent plankton best during summer months
  • Certified divers only; small groups
  • Departs by boat just after sunset
💵 Qiimaynta qiimaha: Expedia/local listing $126 incl. equipment; shop-direct from ~$99 + rental

Wanaagsan in la ogaado

Expect to pay between $99 and $126 USD per person depending on the operator, group size, and what is bundled in. For reference: Expedia/local listing $126 incl. equipment; shop-direct from ~$99 + rental.

Plan for 3 hours. Times vary slightly by operator and pickup location, and hotel pickup adds transfer time at each end.

No — this runs year-round in Playa del Carmen. December–April brings the driest weather and biggest crowds; September–October is quietest with the best prices.

It leans adventurous — expect to get wet, muddy, or your heart rate up. Reasonable fitness is enough; no special skills required.

Bring your certification card if you have one, swimwear, and a towel — all dive gear is included in the price.

Dives cancel only when the harbormaster closes the port; cenote dives run rain or shine since they are fed by groundwater.

A day or two ahead is usually enough outside holiday weeks, and booking direct often lets you pick the exact departure time you want.

Many operators include round-trip transport from Playa del Carmen hotels or a central meeting point on 5th Avenue; others charge a small supplement or are self-drive. We confirm pickup details with your booking request before you pay anything.

Single guided night dive on the Playa del Carmen reef; ~3 hours total ~$126 per adult including dive, torch, snacks and drinks; gear rental ~500 MXN if needed Octopus, lobster, moray eels hunting, and sleeping turtles are typical sightings
ka $99–$126 USD

Nagala soo xiriir taariikhahaaga - waxaan xaqiijin karnaa helitaanka iyo qiimaha ugu fiican ee hadda la leh operator. Ma jiro lacag ka hor ah, ma jiro markup.

Waxaan ku jawaabi doonaa email saacado yar gudahood la heli karo iyo qiimaha saxda ah.
  • ✓ Free cancellation on safarada badan
  • ✓ Ma jiro lacag hordhac ah oo aan ku siinno - bixi operator
  • ✓ Dadka dhabta ah ee ku nool xeebta

Photo: Tinaral, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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