Tulum Diving and Travel

Located in Tulum, Quintana Roo, this centre provides access to the diverse underwater landscapes of the Yucatan Peninsula. You can explore the intricate cave systems of the Maya underworld or head out to the reefs and wrecks of the coast.

Whether you are heading to the reefs near Playa del Carmen or the waters around Cozumel, the focus remains on providing personalised experiences. This approach ensures you avoid the crowded tour boats and instead enjoy a more intimate connection with the local marine environment.

The centre offers a comprehensive range of training through PADI, SSI, NACD, and TDI. You can start with basic certifications or progress through advanced levels such as the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver.

For technical divers, they offer specialised instruction including the Full Cave Diver course. This allows you to move from open water environments into the complex swim-throughs and cave systems that define the region.

For those looking to rent kit, the centre provides a full range of equipment, including fins, masks, and wetsuits. You can also arrange for a complete rental package if you prefer not to carry your own gear.

For technical divers, the centre is equipped to support more advanced profiles. They offer training and support for Full Cave Diver certifications and accommodate divers looking to expand their technical repertoire.

The reefs and reefs flats are home to a variety of species, including Green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) and various snapper schools. You may also encounter Southern stingrays (Hypanus americanus) and various species of tropical fish.

In the seagrass and sandy areas, look for Hawksbill turtles (Chelonia mydas) and different types of Rays (Batoidea). You might also spot Tarpon (Megalops) or even Manatees in the right conditions.

For those interested in macro life, the area hosts a variety of crustaceans, including crabs (Brachyura) and freshwater crabs. You can also find various species of lobster (Homaridae) and moray eels (Muraenidae) like the Green moray (Gymnothorax funebris).

Seasonal sightings may include Whale sharks, depending on the time of year you visit the coast.

The diving in this region ranges from the calm, sheltered waters of the cenotes to the more open conditions of the coastal reefs. The specific environment you choose will dictate the swell and current you encounter.