Ho-Tul / Cuzan Nah

Cave diving in the Riviera Maya

Max depth
unknown
Type
Not known yet
Certification (estimate)
Full cave
Scooter
No scooter
Experienced divers

Ho-Tul and the 'Cuzan Nah loop' (jump after Cenote Ho-Tul) are said to be among the prettiest cave dives around Tulum, connected to Gran Cenote (now closed to divers) and Calimba.

More about Ho-Tul / Cuzan Nah

Signed-in divers also see:

  • Access, parking and the route from the road
  • Exact map pin and navigation
  • Depth profile and sumps
  • Configuration advice
  • Warnings with sources (1)
  • Scooter advice
  • Driving times from your stay and a plan with the AI instructor
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Fills nearby

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Current conditions

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Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Compiled from web research (CREER, cave-ha.com, opencaves.info, PSAI/QRSS, dive centres; Sept 2026). Map pins are Google Maps or opencaves.info locations (usually the entrance/car park); Ho-Tul, Camilo and Odyssey have no pin, the Muyil pins are estimates. Drive times are calculated by road for each stay (OSRM, OpenStreetMap; normal traffic, spot-checked against Google Maps within about 4 min); ~ = estimate. Rules, status and fees change often — check locally.