[Also known as ‘Hells Bells’] zapote hells bells

Light shows and breathtaking limestone landscapes await you

Diving in the Zapote Cenote is an impressive adventure in almost complete darkness. The spectacular bell-like formations and the halocline create a mystical underwater landscape that makes every dive unforgettable.

Dive &

Max. 60 m (diving depth: 32 m)

Visibility

Up to 15 metres

Experience

For advanced divers

Water temperature

Approx. 24-26 °C

Beams of light

Hardly pronounced

Halocline

None

Sulphur layer

Pronounced at a depth of around 32m

Cave system

No connection to other cenotes

Fossils

None

Rock formations

Impressive, partly bell-like formations

The most important facts:

Dive &

Max. 60m (diving depth: 32m)

Visibility

Up to 15m

Experience

For advanced divers

Water temperature

Approx. 24-26°C

Beams of light

Hardly pronounced

Halocline

None

Sulphur layer

Pronounced at a depth of around 32m

Cave system

No connection to other cenotes

Fossils

None

Rock formations

Impressive, partly bell-like formations

Dive into the impressive underwater world of the "Hells Bells"

Diving in the Zapote cenote, also known as "Hells Bells", takes you into a fascinating underwater world. This cenote on the Yucatán Peninsula impresses with a depth of around 60 meters and unique, bell-shaped limestone formations, which were created by special chemical processes in a water-poor environment. These "Hells Bells", which protrude from the walls and ceiling, create a mystical atmosphere. The Cenote Zapote is a highlight for experienced divers looking for a challenge. This adventure will leave you with unforgettable impressions.