Casa Cenote is an open cenote ringed by mangrove, a channel of crystal water flooded with light. Because it is open and shallow, it is the one place where someone without certification can safely experience cenote diving. And it is nothing like the sea: no waves, no current, and visibility you will not forget.
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“I had an excellent experience with Scuba & Adventours Mexico starting my PADI Open Water Diver certification. Everything was explained very clearly and all my questions were answered along the way. Instructor René has a real talent for explaining things simply and clearly.”
“Excellent instructor. My Open Water course was a great experience with René. Very professional — he gives you a lot of confidence during the dives and made sure all of us were properly prepared. Highly recommended for certification or for recreational diving.”
“I did the Open Water and Advanced Open Water courses and it was an excellent decision. The service was great, my guide Rene was incredible — always attentive and giving me techniques to build confidence underwater. The most exciting part was diving with bull sharks and dolphins!”
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