Scuba Diving in Cenote Angelita

An unforgettable experience

Basic Information

Enter an alien world full of green light, at the bottom a sea of white cloud with an eerie island of trees rising from its depths. Scuba dive into this completely unique cenote that you will forever remember. Angelita meaning “Little Angel” in Spanish.

Angelita — Scuba Tour Info
All Inclusive Price$219 USDcombined with one dive in Carwash *minimum 2 divers$199 USDPrice with your own equipment
All Inclusive Price:
  • Full equipment rental i
  • Cenote entrance fees i
  • Transportation i
  • Lunch and drinks i

*This cenote charges a fee for the use of an underwater camera. The fee depends on the size and type of camera

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Cenote Angelita

Cenote Angelita is a sinkhole that goes down to 56m/184ft! Full of fallen vegetation piling up into a pyramid of huge tree branches and debris. This rotting organic material is what produces Angelita’s distinct and famous white cloud, a smokey hydrogen sulfide gas that hangs in the water. The cloud is 3m thick and sits on a halocline, meaning visibility goes down to less than half a meter if you pass into it.

Angelita differs from other cenotes, as there is no water flowing through it. This means the visibility isn’t as clear, creating a surreal green landscape. As you descend you cannot see the bottom for a few minutes.

Dive over the alien landscape of trees and an island protruding from the cloud and then up to some rather large bulbous stalactites near the surface.

What to Expect on Your Angelita Dive Day

  1. 7:30 AM

    Meet at the shop

    We fit your gear, run through the plan for the day and load the truck.

  2. 8:00 AM

    Drive to the cenote

    We stop on the way to pick up lunch and drinks.

  3. 9:45 AM

    Arrive at Angelita

    Being the first ones in the water makes the whole experience far more magical — empty cavern, Sulphur cloud.

  4. 10:00 AM

    Briefing and equipment setup

    Full dive briefing, then we kit up together.

  5. 10:30 AM

    First dive

  6. 11:30 AM

    Surface interval and lunch

    Time to warm up, eat and share the first impressions.

  7. 12:15 PM

    Second dive

  8. 1:15 PM

    Drive back to Playa

    Drive home, reliving all the amazing moments of the day.

Diving this cenote

This cenote is a one tank dive and is best combined with Cenote Carwash. The depth, visibility and steep vertical descent of this cenote mean it’s not recommended as a first cenote dive.

We suggest you bring a towel and a dry set of clothes. Keep in mind that in all cenotes sunscreen, cosmetics and insect repellent are banned due to the conservation of the site.

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