For cave divers, from cavern to full cave
Plan your cave diving trip together with your buddies.
Pick a region, invite your buddies and see at once which caves fit everyone's certification and gear.
Your buddies join through an invite link, no account needed.
- caves, cenotes, blue holes and mines
- 914
- regions in 62 countries
- 100
- fill stations with gases and opening hours
- 209
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How it works
- 1
Where and when
Pick a region and your dates, or let the team find a date together.
- 2
Invite your buddies
One link. Three taps about certification and gear and they're in, no password.
- 3
Where we'll dive
See which caves suit everyone and vote together on what you want most.
- 4
Make the plan
Your AI instructor lays out the days, with driving time, gas and conditions.
Everything for your cave diving trip in one place
Planned around your level
The planner works from the least certified diver. It looks at gas certifications (nitrox, trimix, deco) and at what everyone brings: backmount, sidemount, CCR or DPV. For each cave you see whether it fits, with which limits, or why it's out.
Everything about every site
Depth and profile, suitable configurations, access and parking, driving time, DPV suitability and fill stations. Warnings and past accidents are included, with sources.
An AI instructor who thinks along
It knows your team, gear and goals, and takes weather, visibility and flow into account. Pick its style: calm coach, strict old-school, technical or dry humour.
Decide together, also on the road
One trip for the whole team: voting on caves, a date poll and the day plan in one place. Nobody waits for whoever hasn't voted yet. During the trip you see each day's caves with the route there, and anyone who wants gets a nudge on their phone the evening before.
Where is your trip going?
914 caves, cenotes and mines in 100 regions in 62 countries
Ready for your next cave diving trip?
Plan a tripPlan safely
The planner and the AI instructor help you prepare, but they don't replace training, local knowledge or your own judgement. Always dive within your certification.