Flying Fish Tulum Dive Shop

20/09/2025

26/04/2024

We love what we do 🤿! And with over two hundred and fifty 5⭐️ REVIEWS, we’re confident you’ll have a great experience with us.

We offer…

🚲 high quality Bike Rentals

🤿 Snorkel Gear rentals

🌊 Snorkel + Dive Tours across Tulum’s most magnificent cenotes

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🌟 PADI Certification Courses for newbies and those that want to advance their skills

Learn more at the link in our BIO! And contact us today… 😃

25/03/2024

If you’ve spent some time exploring the streets of Tulum, you’ll have noticed the many inspirational 🤩 street signs spread out across the city.

If you don’t know what we’re referring to, then you haven’t spent enough time off the beaten path!

Luckily, it’s never too late to explore — head over to our shop and rent a bike 🚲 for the day or a couple of them!

Not only will you be able to capture those inspirational posts we’re referring to, but you’ll also be able to take in the beauty of Tulums natural and architectural landscape!

28/01/2024

We often get asked which cenote is safest for diving, and to that we say…

When it comes to Cenote Diving, it’s less about one specific Cenote being safer than another and more about practicing SAFE DIVING PRACTICES.

Safety Tips for Cenote Diving include…

🐠 Staying within the limits of natural light

🐠 Staying within 60m/200 linear ft from an opening

🐠 Staying under the maximum depth of 70ft/21 meters

🐠 Carrying at least one light per diver

🐠 Making sure all of your gear is secured and nothing is dangling freely

🐠 Adhering to the rule of thirds for air consumption: ensure your tank has 1/3 for the way in, 1/3 for the way out and 1/3 in reserve, and

The #1 way to ensure a safe cenote diving experience is…

🤿 Hire a guide, follow their guidelines and ensure that there are no more than 4 of you on the tour per guide present — all of which we’d be happy to help you with!

Sign up for our newsletter and get $10USD off your underwater adventure with us! LINK IN BIO🔝

19/01/2024

Did you know that coral reefs are endangered? 😱

‘Corals are particularly vulnerable to the effect of human activities including polution, climate change, sedimentation and fishing.’

Here’s some amazing 🤩 facts about Coral Reefs that may mobilize you to join the conversation around protecting them…

🐠 Corals are classified as diverse groups of invertebrate animals, and colonies of them join together over thousands of years to create a reef

🐠 Some of the coral reefs on the planet began growing as far back as 50 million years

🐠 Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor and support 25% of all marine creatures — with over 25 coral species listed as threatened or endangered

🐠 Coral reefs hold significant cultural value for coastal communities around the world — including indiginous communities in Australia and Hawaii

🐠 Coral reefs play a valuable role in the defense from storms and flooding — reducing total wave height by an average 84% (essentially without them the annual damages from flooding would double)

When it comes to protecting Coral Reefs, the process goes hand in hand with protecting mother earth — with recycling and emmission reduction at the top of the list!

Here’s a couple of things that you can do when diving/snorkeling a reef, to ensure you’re not harming them:

🤿 Avoid touching reefs or anchoring your boat on the reef when you’re snorkeling or diving — this can damage delicate coral or even kill them.

🤿 Stop wearing sunscreen/sunblock in the ocean — because corals are not capable of moving, sediments can settle directly on top of them and smotther them.


Tulum’s 🇲🇽 Coral reef is a part of the Mesoamerican Reef, the second largest reef in the world — stretching accross Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.

Reach out to us today to book your Tulum Coral Reef snorkel adventure and sign up for 10$ US off through the link in our BIO!

09/01/2024

We’ve got over 200 5⭐️ reviews between Facebook & Google, thanks to our great customers!

Kieran left us this a while back…

‘We can’t recommend Flying Fish Tulum Dive Shop enough. Jamie is a great communicator and was in touch with us before we arrived in Tulum. He even picked us up and dropped us back to the hotel. Great service overall.’

Head over to Google and search Flying Fish Tulum to read this and other reviews, and book your dive tour with us today!

04/01/2024

We’re boastful when it comes to our Underwater Adventure guides, because they are the best in town! 🤩

Meet Kris, she’s been diving with us since July 2023…

‘Hi, my name is Kristin, I’m a PADI instructor and local cavern guide. I’m originally from Boston, MA and have been based in Tulum for 2 years.

My diving journey first began in 2009, when I completed my Open Water course while studying Marine Biology in college.

Since then, scuba diving has allowed me to work many exciting jobs across the globe, such as being an aquarium diver in San Diego, CA, a purser on a liveaboard boat in Australia, and a divemaster in Koh Tao, Thailand.

I became an instructor in February 2020 and have been working full time as a dive professional ever since. Upon moving to Tulum, I instantly fell in love with cavern and cave diving.

Getting cave certified has been the most challenging and rewarding scuba experience thus far! This course also prepared me for cavern guiding confidently and safely.

The caverns of the Riviera Maya are such a unique environment, full of fascinating geological formations and breathtaking light displays.

I would love to share the wonder of diving in Tulum with you. Reach out now to book your tour with me through Flying Fish Tulum Dive Shop!’

Click the link in our bio for $10US OFF your first/next Scuba Dive tour 🤿 with us!!

05/11/2023

Here’s all the places you can bike to in Tulum…

🚲 Tulum Centro – for some souvenir shopping, to visit a cafe, eat at a restaurant or simply to enjoy the bustle of the city centre (small as it may be)!

🏝️ La Playa – biking to the beach is the most affordable approach to take, and a beautiful one!

👙 The Tourist Strip – from jungle to shops and restaurants, biking the tourist strip isn’t recommended at night, but can be a great daytime adventure! 

🏰 Tulum Ruinas – bike to the Tulum Ruins and park right outside its gates! 

🐠 Cenotes – while these are longer rides, they’re definitely doable! Don’t forget your towels though ;) 

Rent your high-quality Italian-made bike from us today, and get going! 

All bike rentals include a basket, helmet and lock! We offer short and week-long+ rentals. LINK IN BIO to learn more!  

11/10/2023

We got to meet the talented recently, when he completed his PADI Open Water Certification with the guidance of one of our experienced instructors Brenda!

The Scuba Community welcomes you with open arms James, thanks for stopping in and trusting in us!

Contact us today via the LINK IN BIO to learn more about getting certified as a PADI Diver now!


 

09/10/2023

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‘Had a great time diving four of Tulum’s Cenotes with Mario. Mario is an experienced cave diver with excellent knowledge of the locations. I felt safe at all dives and the Cenotes were magical and worth seeing, Angelita in particular.’
— Matthias Schimmel

Book your Cenote Dive adventure with us today! LINKS IN BIO🔝


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30/09/2023

Did you know there are over 250 cenotes in Tulum alone?! Wild right…

In September’s blog post, we share our favourites alongside everything you need to know to make the experience memorable.

Check out the post via the LINK IN BIO, and share your favorite Tulum cenote with us below 👇🏼!