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Dive sites: cave or cenote

Split view at the entrance to The Pit Cenote: the limestone vault and wooden staircase under the jungle at the top, two divers in deep blue water below

MexicoCave or cenote

The Pit Cenote

Yucatán and the Caribbean: Cozumel, cenotes, Playa del Carmen

10 to 40 mAdvancedFrom November to August

ShoreCurrent: lightVisibility 30 m and more, zero inside the cloud

The Pit is a 119-meter shaft in the jungle of Dos Ojos Park, near Tulum.

A cluster of pink and yellow soft corals covered in orange anthias, on a Red Sea reef

EgyptCave or cenote

St. John's and Fury Shoals

Southern Red Sea, Egypt

5 to 40 mOpen WaterFrom April to November

LiveaboardCurrent: variableVisibility 25 to 40 m

St.

The east eye of Dos Ojos Cenote: a limestone vault bristling with stalactites above turquoise water, a wooden platform on the left and swimmers in the background

MexicoCave or cenote

Dos Ojos Cenote

Yucatán and the Caribbean: Cozumel, cenotes, Playa del Carmen

5 to 10 mOpen WaterFrom November to August

ShoreCurrent: lightVisibility 30 m and beyond, limited by the light

Dos Ojos Cenote, 20 minutes north of Tulum, opens its two eyes of water onto 82 kilometers of flooded passages.

A whitetip reef shark seen from above gliding diagonally just above the sand, the white tips of its dorsal fin and tail clearly visible, along algae-covered boulders in green water.

Costa RicaCave or cenote

Caño Island

South Pacific: Osa and Caño Island

5 to 30 mOpen WaterFrom December to April

BoatCurrent: variableVisibility 12 to 24 m

Caño Island is a biological reserve 16 kilometers off the Osa Peninsula, closed to fishing since 1976.