My name is Nicolas Casella. I was born in Córdoba, Argentina, in 1977.
In 2003, I decided to move to Cozumel Island, Mexico, to work in the hospitality industry.
Two months after moving to the island, I took an open water diving course, and my perspective on life changed instantly.
A few months later, I worked as a videographer at a dive center in Playa del Carmen, where I discovered the world of cenotes and caves.
From there, I trained to become an open water instructor, a cave diver, and a lover of the natural wonders of the Yucatan Peninsula.
In 2007, I decided to launch my own project, Cenotexperience—a boutique diving operation specialized in caverns and caves, providing a personalized service tailored to each client’s specific needs and requirements.
In addition to cenote diving, we offer ocean diving in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel, as well as recreational and technical courses. Over the years, I have logged more than 8,000 dives across Mexico, Belize, Thailand, Indonesia, the Red Sea, and Florida—with the vast majority being in the cave systems of Yucatan.
I speak Spanish, English, and French.