We Started Underground
In 2015 we opened in Playa del Carmen — in the cenotes, flooded limestone caves beneath the Yucatan jungle where the water is so still you can hear your own heartbeat.
That environment shaped everything about how we teach: patient, specific, built around the person in front of us. Students came from everywhere. Many came back. Some stayed long enough to become instructors themselves. What kept them returning wasn't just the cenotes — it was the way we taught.
We're now based in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, on the edge of the Sea of Cortez — what Jacques Cousteau called "the world's aquarium." We moved here because this water is extraordinary: open ocean visibility to 30 meters, marine life that changes with every season, and the kind of blue depth that serious freedivers travel the world to find.
Every year we return to the Riviera Maya for our annual camps. The cenotes are still there. So are our roots.