Partnership Program

"Bringing the experience of organizing and hosting the Olympic Games into diving operations and customer satisfaction"

“Both in cave diving and in life, the darkness of uncertainty was beckoning. I was scared, but I knew that if I could be brave enough to step over the brink into the blackness, my eyes would adjust and new possibilities would be revealed.”

—Jill Heinerth, Into the Planet:
My Life as a Cave Diver

9 of 10 world’s biggest underwater caves are here

Why Cave Ha Diving?

Turnkey dive trips

We specialize in arranging complete diving trips, including:

The full range of diving products and services

Recreational diving experience


Technical and Full Cave diving experience



Over the years, we have gained extensive experience working with tourist groups.

Would you be interested in knowing more about your group flight, crossing the border in Mexico, accommodation, and other local information? We’ll gladly share our deep local knowledge with you.

We will provide your clients with everything they need to feel comfortable and safe during their unbelievable holidays at our friendly and welcoming resort in the heart of the Caribbean.


Become a Cave Ha Diving partner now




About Alexander

Cave Ha Diving Mexico founder and owner, IANTD/TDI/SDI Technical Cave and DPV Instructor, GUE Member, TDI ER/Trimix, mCCR Fathom, RYA Skipper

Before fully dedicating himself to the diving industry, Alexander served many years as Executive Vice-President for Technology, Broadcasting and Press Operations, Medical and Anti-Doping, Accreditation of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Organizing Committee; President of iTeco International Ltd, Chairman of Board iTeco LLC; Chairman of Expert Board of Bigitex consulting company (finance and IT technology); First Deputy of the Chairman of the Board of Banking Organisation “Inkakhran” and College Professor (Broadcasting and Information Technology).

Chevalier of the orders: Silver Olympic Order and National Order “For Merit to the Fatherland”

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Treasure of the Mayan Abyss: The Underwater Quest

Dive into the mysterious world of the ancient Mayan jungle with a brand-new adventure game: “Treasure of the Mayan Abyss: The Underwater Quest”. This exhilarating underwater quest game is exclusively designed for certified scuba divers. Embark on a thrilling adventure to uncover the secrets hidden in the depths of a remote cenote concealed amidst the lush foliage of the Mayan rainforest.

Game Synopsis

Congratulations! As a certified scuba diver, you have been personally selected to join an exclusive team of underwater archaeologists and treasure hunters on an extraordinary expedition for the Underwater Quest. Your objective is to explore the mysterious hidden sinkhole cenote and retrieve the locations of the long-lost treasure chests that hold immense historical and cultural value.

Game Features

Immersive Mayan Jungle Setting

Embark on your adventure by first solving a diving-related puzzle game. This will provide a clue for navigating the dense Mayan jungles and encountering exotic wildlife to find the hidden sinkhole map.

Authentic Scuba Diving Experience

Discover the mesmerizing underwater world of the sinkhole, where transparent waters unveil a magnificent landscape of underwater cenote whose depths are shrouded in a thousand-year-old mystery cloud, and walls are adorned with a peculiar submerged forest. Let yourself be captivated by this breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in its enchanting beauty.

  • Maximum depth 30 meters.
  • AOWD certification is required. 
  • A Nitrox certificate will give you a significant advantage in the time it takes to find all the hidden treasures.
  • Maximum bottom time: 30 minutes on Nitrox and 15 minutes on air. 

Challenging Puzzles and Obstacles

Navigate a challenging underwater path, overcome obstacles, and discover treasure chest locations during underwater quest.

Treasure Hunting

Your main objective is to find the legendary “Heart of Xibalba treasure boxes,” which are believed to contain priceless artifacts with mystical powers. However, the treasure is heavily guarded, so you must outsmart traps and avoid the guardians rumored to protect it.

Team Collaboration

Team up with other divers, communicate with the team, and work together to solve the mysterious path and face challenges, fostering a strong camaraderie.

Realistic Gameplay

Experience the thrill of underwater exploration with realistic scuba diving mechanics, including buoyancy control, air management, and underwater propulsion techniques.

Stunning Visuals

“Treasure of the Mayan Abyss: The Underwater Quest” boasts breathtaking visuals that bring the Mayan jungles and the underwater cenote to life, ensuring an unforgettable gaming experience.

Are you ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime? Dive into the “Treasure of the Mayan Abyss: The Underwater Quest” and uncover the mysteries of the ancient Mayan civilization hidden beneath the jungle’s surface. This game offers a unique combination of adventure and underwater exploration, which will captivate both scuba divers and treasure hunters.

Do you have what it takes to unearth the “Treasure of the Mayan Abyss: The Underwater Quest”?

The experience begins with Playa del Carmen hotel pickup between 8:00-8:30 in the morning. Expected time to come back is 14:00-16:00.

Hotel pickup and drop-off from Playa del Carmen, Cenote entrance fee, Cave guide/instructor, 2 Tanks al80 with Air, weights and belt, Bottled water, and fruits are included.

Not included: Nitrox 32% fills ( 5 USD / tank ), Foto/Video service, Diving insurance, Camera fee (depend on Cenote policy), Equipment rental ( Recreational Scuba set - 25 USD / Torchlight - 5 USD / Decompression comp - 10 USD ), Tips for guide/instructor

Check the dates and prices on our Cavern diving page

Order your Underwater Quest now


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Kim Ha cenote

Kim Ha cenote

On the road to Valladolid from Tulum, there are several well-known cenotes located available for cave diving. One of them is Kim Ha Cenote, the entrance to which is combined with the road to two more cenotes: Vaca Ha Cenote and Tortuga Cenote.

Kim Ha Cenote is located halfway down a dirt road on the way to the Tortuga Cenote. As you drive slowly through the jungle, you’ll spot a road comb where your car goes down the road. Stop your car at the drying mud puddle on the road, but make sure to park as close to the side as possible to allow space for other diving trucks that may want to go to the Tortuga Cenote that day. When you’re done with your adventure, the nearest U-turn spot is about 200 meters away at the Tortuga Cenote parking spots. To find Kim Ha Cenote, head straight to the left into the jungle for about 5 meters. You’ll approach a small puddle that’s about 2 meters in diameter – this is the entrance to the cave. There are no amenities available, so make sure to come prepared. Get dressed and dive in!

Be careful while entering as the cave line goes directly down to 20 meters deep through a narrow space full of mud, and at 7 meters deep while entering, you will bump with your mask into the beginning of another cave line that is going left. If you don’t plan to jump here, be careful and keep your line, which continues going down on the right and above.

The maximum depth of the Kim Ha cave line is 27.4 meters, the average depth of the cave line is 22.3 meters, and the length of the surveyed passages is 3322 meters. At a depth of 19 meters, there is a halocline between fresh and salt water.

There is an underwater connection from Kim Ha Cenote to Tortuga Cenote in the North.

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Tres Estrellas cenote

Cenote Tres Estrellas is a part of the cave system K’oox Baal (including Tux Kapaxa caves). The joining of the K’oox Baal and Tux Kapaxa caves created the fourth-longest underwater cave system in the world. K’oox Baal system total length of 74 km. It is the world’s biggest cave system, with its spaces mapped! The making of this connection is the symbolic high point of many years of endeavor. Explorers made hundreds of dives in the caves of this region and spent thousands of hours in the waters. They spent hundreds more hours researching and hacking ways through unknown, dangerous jungles, transporting and maintaining our equipment, driving cars, and overseeing endless repairs to them.

Between 2006 and the end of 2011, over 30 km of new space was discovered in the K’oox Baal cave system, thus extending its length to 120,541 ft (36,741 m). On December 9, 2011, the two cave systems merged and were given the name K’oox Baal. With an impressive total length of 246,522 ft (75,140 m), it now proudly stands as the fourth longest underwater cave system in the world. At the same time, it is the longest cave in the world whose entirety, including contours and fills, is mapped.

Cenote Tres Estrellas (Three Stars or Ox-ek in Maya)

The maximum depth of this cave system area is 42 ft (12.8 m).

This location got its name from three holes in the ceiling of a large dry room with a pool of water inside. Walk down the set of stairs and follow the path to the water and walk carefully into the water. The permanent guideline lies straight ahead perpendicularly.

K'ooh Baal cave system map
K’ooh Baal cave system map
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Sac Xiquin cenote

K'ooh Baal cave system map

Cenote Sac Xiquin is a part of the cave system K’oox Baal (including Tux Kapaxa caves). The joining of the K’oox Baal and Tux Kapaxa caves created the fourth-longest underwater cave system in the world. K’oox Baal system total length of 74 km. It is the world’s biggest cave system, with its spaces mapped! The making of this connection is the symbolic high point of many years of endeavor. Explorers made hundreds of dives in the caves of this region and spent thousands of hours in the waters. They spent hundreds more hours researching and hacking ways through unknown, dangerous jungles, transporting and maintaining our equipment, driving cars, and overseeing endless repairs to them.

Between 2006 and the end of 2011, over 30 km of new space was discovered in the K’oox Baal cave system, thus extending its length to 120,541 ft (36,741 m). On December 9, 2011, the two cave systems merged and were given the name K’oox Baal. With an impressive total length of 246,522 ft (75,140 m), it now proudly stands as the fourth longest underwater cave system in the world. At the same time, it is the longest cave in the world whose entirety, including contours and fills, is mapped.

Cenote Sac Xiquin (Little Tiger or Ocelot)

The maximum depth in this area is 44 ft (13.4 m).

There are two cenotes located within the area of this cenote. This cenote requires an eight-minute hike from where you park at Cenote Coop One. Follow the path behind the dugout trench of Cenote Coop one, and you will pass Cenote Quintan, a 600 ft (183 m), separate cave. Continue following the trail through a very elongated dry cenote unto a very shallow water basin at the edge of a vertical high bluff of the cenote. The permanent guideline begins on a stalactite near the surface of the water.

K'ooh Baal cave system map
K’ooh Baal cave system map
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