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Cenote Taak Bi Ha

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Open to qualified divers, with conditions · as published 2026-10-14 CREER listed cavern and cave diving at Taak Bi Ha as open. Access rules change: confirm with the landowner or managing authority before you travel.
Documented Also known as: Taak Bi Ha, Tak Be Ha, Tak Bi Ha, Cenote Tak Be Ha, Taak Bi Luum, Cenote Taak Bi Luum
Entrance depth
Not published
Commonly dived areas
Not published
Maximum depth here
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Published category
Experts Only (beyond Level 4)

Experts Only (beyond Level 4): CREER cenote level (guided cavern diving) [1] [2] (Taak Bi Luum: Level 4 on the ratings page, beyond Level 4 in the 2022 summary.). These categories are the named scheme's own; they describe the training a site calls for.

A cavern site that CREER places beyond its Level 4 category ('Experts Only'); with Taak Bi Luum it is not recommended for single-tank cavern divers.

Taak Bi Ha is listed by CREER as 'Experts Only', above its four regular cenote levels. CREER's 2022 guide-manual summary describes Taak Bi Ha and Taak Bi Luum as challenging sites beyond Level 4, says guided cenote dives there are not recommended for single-cylinder divers, and requires that any guided divers be very experienced, have already dived a Level 4 cenote and dive no more than three per guide.

CREER's current ratings page lists Taak Bi Luum as Level 4 (Expert) rather than beyond Level 4, so the two documents differ slightly. Under the Jungle, which offers guided dives at both, groups them with sites needing previous cavern experience.

The environment

Not described in detail by the sources consulted.

Cenote Dos Ojos Satellite: NASA Blue Marble

For orientation, not navigation. Hollow dots are approximate.

Sources: [1] CREER (Comité Regional de Espeleobuceo, Ecología y Regulación) ↗[2] CREER ↗[3] Under the Jungle ↗ · checked 2026-10-14
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FactStatusSource
CREER lists Taak Bi Ha as 'Experts Only' with cavern and cave diving open, and Taak Bi Luum as Level 4 (Expert).Viewed 2026-10-14. Verified [1]
CREER's 2022 summary says Taak Bi Ha and Taak Bi Luum are beyond Level 4, that guided cenote dives there are not recommended for single-cylinder divers, and that if run, divers must be very experienced, have dived a Level 4 cenote and be at most 3 per guide.The current ratings page lists Taak Bi Luum as Level 4 rather than beyond Level 4. Sources conflict [2]
Under the Jungle offers guided dives at Taak Bi Ha and Taak Bi Luum and groups them with sites requiring previous cavern experience.Provider grouping is less strict than CREER's. Reported [3]
CREER's ratings page lists cavern and cave diving at Taak Bi Ha as open.Viewed 2026-10-14. Verified [1]

Verified: stated by an official or primary source we opened. Reported: from a secondary source only. Sources conflict: the note gives both versions. May be out of date: the newest source we found is old.

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