Diving The Pit Cenote | Deep Cave Adventure in Tulum, Mexico | Halocline, Stalactites, Air Pockets

Experience a full 40-minute Nitrox dive at The Pit Cenote in Tulum – with halocline layers, stalactites, underwater caves, and breathtaking views!

Join me on a full dive tour of The Pit Cenote – one of the most spectacular cave diving sites near Tulum, Mexico. This 15-minute video captures the true experience of scuba diving this breathtaking cenote, showcasing its stunning features like the crystal-clear freshwater layer, the mesmerizing halocline where fresh and saltwater meet, eerie stalactites and stalagmites, and magical air pockets reflecting light on the ceilings.

Our group consisted of myself, three divers from Spain, and our expert instructor Gustavo. We used Nitrox 32% to extend our bottom time safely, reaching a maximum depth of approximately 30 meters (98 feet).

Highlights of the dive:

Descending through the freshwater layer into the shimmering halocline.
Exploring the cave passages and ancient rock formations.
Witnessing the surreal reflective air domes trapped in the ceilings.
Observing the murky saltwater layer and the mysterious bottom covered with decomposing organic matter.

The Pit is part of the Sac Actun system, the world's longest known underwater cave network, making it a must-see for any diving enthusiast seeking real cave diving adventures. Whether you are preparing for your own dive here or just exploring virtually, this video gives you an authentic feel for what it's like to dive this incredible cenote.

📍 Location: The Pit Cenote, Quintana Roo, Mexico
🧭 Dive Time: 40 minutes
⚡ Gas Mix: Nitrox 32%
📈 Max Depth: 30 meters

🎥 Occasional titles during the video help explain what you see as you experience the journey underwater.

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