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The waters here are some of the most popular in the world for divers. Here’s where to find the best Riviera Maya SCUBA diving and snorkeling spots.

The Riviera Maya is home to an absolute abundance of breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you visit for the white-sand beaches, the lush vegetation, or the endless sunshine, nature lovers are never disappointed with what this part of the world has to offer.

The Riviera Maya’s waters are easily some of the most beautiful in the entire Caribbean region, with gentle waves, thriving aquatic life, and a brilliant turquoise hue.

It’s hard to picture a more idyllic way to spend a vacation than soaking in a cenote — an underground limestone cave filled with glimmering aquamarine waters.

Have you ever dreamed of visiting the Mesoamerican barrier reef (the world’s second largest, after Australia’s)? Have you ever wished to experience a diving or snorkeling site that evokes an underwater cave?

While staying at Mahekal Beach Resort, we booked a guided Cenote Snorkel Tour through the on-site Vida Aquatica dive center, which included transfers, a very knowledgeable guide (Roman), snorkel gear, wetsuits, and a light lunch, all for USD $100.00 per person.