Cenote Tajma Ha is an amazing cavern that boasts of all the fantastic things you look forward to find in a cavern dive. There is a dense halocline that is a layer of cloudy water formed by the mixing of salt and fresh water.
There is also a streak of light that enters to the cave into the so-called Sugar Bowl. This result in razor sharp-like light creating a beautiful curtain inside the cenote.
Cenote Tajma Ha is accessible by land. Once you enter the cavern, you will be greeted by a beautiful cenote with crystal clear water. As mentioned above, the diving conditions in this cenote is good for year round diving.
It has a water temperature ranging from 23 to 25 degrees Celsius. The average depth of the water is 15 meters, while some parts can go beyond 30 meters.
Great buoyancy is required for those who are interested in diving Cenote Tajma Ha. This is because of the aggressive saw-like profile in this cavern dive.
Most dive tours in the cenote will end at the Points of Light, which enables you to marvel at bats that hang from the ceiling of the cavern. Each dive will be completed in less than an hour.
If you want to visit the cenote and see the beautiful streak of light, make sure you visit late morning to early afternoon. This is when the sunlight is at its optimum to allow natural light into the cenote. The light provides a beautiful contrast to the darkness inside the cave.
Among the highlight of your dive in Cenote Tajma Ha include the following: speleothems, open surfaces, air domes, fossils, and the halocline effect (at approximately 30 meters deep). The up and down profile of this dive might make it extra challenging for newbie divers or those with sensitive ears.