We are an SSI dive center located in Tulum, Mexico. We offer: -Scuba diving courses -Scuba and Freediving specialties -Freediving courses -Ocean and cenote excursions. -Snorkel tours in the caverns. At Get Wet Dive Shop, our mission is to ignite the spirit of adventure and exploration in every individual who seeks to experience the enchanting world beneath the waves. We are more than a dive shop; we are a gateway to discovery, fostering a community that embraces the thrill of underwater exploration.* ​

*Try SCUBA Diving Have you always wondered what it’s like to breathe underwater? If you want to try scuba diving, but aren’t quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Try Scuba Diving is for you. Try Scuba Diving is a quick and easy introduction to what it takes to explore the underwater world. You learn the basic safety guidelines and skills needed to dive under the direct supervision of an SSI professional.*

*Try Free Diving​ The SSI Try Freediving Course is divided into three key stages: an introduction to the theory of recreational freediving, training in breathing, relaxation, and breath-hold techniques, and a confined water session to practice fundamental freediving skills.*

*Cenote Diving Mexico. It is here, in the Riviera Maya, that you can scuba dive the “Cenotes”, considered sacred by the Mayans, who believed that they were an entrance to the underworld “Xibalba. A”Cenote” is a natural pit resulting from the collapse of the limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Cenote diving is a truly unique experience! Certified Open Water Divers can take a cavern tour guided by professionals, qualified by technical cave diver associations to lead such dives. Beautiful speleothems, fossils, amazing light effects as the sunlight shines through the cracks in the ceiling, air domes with bats, halocline and hydrogen sulfur layers... can all be found in some of the Cenotes. Cavern diving takes place in an overhead environment, making the dive a highly controlled, limited dive along a line into the cavern zone, which is defined as within the natural light zone and within 200 ft (60m) of an exit. It is very safe, provided you follow the rules!*