Camila Jaber Biography: Age, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Career, Freediving, Siblings

Camila Jaber Lara, known professionally as Camila Jaber, is a Mexican freediver, underwater stunt performer, actress, and environmental advocate.

She is best known as Mexico’s national record holder in constant weight freediving, having reached depths of 91 meters, and for combining her athletic achievements with advocacy for the conservation of cenotes and water resources in the Yucatán Peninsula.

Jaber has also worked extensively in film and television as an underwater specialist and performer.

Camila Jaber
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Camila Jaber Lara
Stage Name:	Camila Jaber
Born:	12 December 1995 (age 30 years old)
Place of Birth:	Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, Mexico
Nationality:	Mexican
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Jaber
Siblings:	1
Occupation:	Freediver, underwater stunt performer, actress, environmental advocate
Net Worth:	$350,000

Early Life and Education

Camila Jaber was born on December 12, 1995, in Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, Mexico, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Jaber. At the age of eight she moved with her family to Quintana Roo in the Riviera Maya region of the Yucatán Peninsula, where she grew up surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and cenotes.

She has one sister and developed a deep connection to water from childhood, dreaming of becoming a mermaid. She later studied at the Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM), graduating as an Engineer in Innovation and Development with a focus on sustainability and water resources. She is of Mexican origin, and her religion is Christianity.

Career

Camila Jaber discovered freediving at the age of sixteen after her parents met a world champion on a spearfishing trip and introduced her to the sport. She began training recreationally in the cenotes of Quintana Roo and quickly progressed, becoming the youngest certified freediving instructor in the world by age twenty.

She entered competitive freediving in the mid-2010s, representing Mexico in international events and setting her first national records early in her career. Her competitive achievements steadily advanced through AIDA and CMAS competitions. She has competed multiple times at Vertical Blue in the Bahamas, the AIDA World Championships, and events across Mexico and the Caribbean.

Jaber currently holds the Mexican national record in constant weight (CWT), reaching 91 meters in 2026 at the Xibalba Freediving Competition in a Yucatán cenote, along with strong personal bests in other disciplines including 58 meters in constant weight no fins (CNF).

Alongside competition, Jaber has built a parallel career as an underwater stunt performer and specialist for film and television. Her credits include work on the series Foundation, Postcard from Earth, Wednesday (where she trained actresses as sirens), and documentaries such as H2O: The Molecule That Made Us.

She has also created artistic underwater performances and projects, including “Yo Soy Cenote,” that blend freediving with environmental messaging.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @camilajaber
• TikTok Handle: @camilajaber__

Personal Life

Camila Jaber has never been married and keeps her romantic relationships private; her relationship status is not publicly known. Based primarily in the Yucatán Peninsula with periods of training and work abroad, she balances competitive freediving, film projects, and environmental advocacy.

Net Worth

Camila Jaber has an estimated net worth of approximately $350,000. Her primary sources of income include competition prize money and sponsorships related to freediving, fees from underwater stunt and specialist work in film and television, teaching and instructional activities, and collaborations tied to environmental and artistic projects.

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