Before You Cavern Dive in Tulum 🧭 Guidelines, Cave vs Cavern, & Eligibility скачать в хорошем качестве

Before You Cavern Dive in Tulum 🧭 Guidelines, Cave vs Cavern, & Eligibility

In this video, we cover everything you need to know: the official cavern diving rules, the key differences between cave and cavern diving, and diver eligibility requirements before you enter Mexico’s famous cenotes. Whether you’re a certified diver planning your first cenote experience or just curious about the safety guidelines, this guide will help you understand exactly what to expect underwater in Tulum. What You’ll Learn in This Video: • Cavern diving rules every diver must follow in Tulum • Cave vs. cavern diving explained (key differences you need to know) • Who is eligible to do a cavern dive (certification & experience requirements) 0:00:50 Intro 0:02:20 What Not to Do 0:02:53 Group Formation 0:04:18 Gas Rules 0:05:00 Daylight Zone 0:06:22 Lights 0:08:07 Gold Line vs White Lines 0:08:28 Kicking 0:08:55 Size of the Cavern 0:09:34 Stop Signs 0:10:02 Maximum Distance to Surface 0:10:59 Talk to Your Guide and Other Differences 0:11:37 Who is Eligible? 0:11:58 Like, Comment, Subscribe, Outro Cavern diving in Tulum offers some of the most breathtaking underwater experiences in the world — but it’s important to understand the rules and safety guidelines before you dive. 👉 Have you been cavern diving in Tulum? Share your experience in the comments below! Follow on INSTAGRAM   / scubawithsteve   Link to Creer Organization: https://creer-mx.com Shop my recommendations: https://www.amazon.com/shop/scubawith... General Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions expressed in this video are done by the individual(s) in this video alone. They do not represent any dive agency, dive shop, or equipment brand. While the videos produced by ScubaWithSteve are meant to be educational, they alone do not substitute for experience and proper training. Scuba diving is a high risk activity that can result in serious injury or death. Viewers and participants must understand the risks involved and are responsible for their own safety and well-being. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer or participant to ensure that they have the appropriate skills, experience, equipment, and health condition required to safely engage in scuba diving activities.