Cenote Calavera (Tulum)

Super fun cenote trip just outside Tulum city center. Drinks were cheap, the water was crystal clear and perfect temperature for swimming. Very very fun and relaxing.…

So much fun!! There’s a lot of little fishies. My kids loved it! You can also order food and drinks, which was nice.

Beautiful cenote, perfect for a relaxing day. Drinks were great and it is recommended to get there early.

A lovely and unique Cenote. consider it’s small so if it is crowded your experience of swimming in it will change. there is space all around with chairs and hammocks so you’re able to spend a few hours there if you want. there is also a…

Cobran $250 por persona (mexicano o extranjero) no incluye chalecos y la renta del chaleco $50 aunque no es obligatorio usarlo, el cenote esta grande y el agua fria. Venden alimentos y bebidas.

Not super impressed considering it was listed as one of the top cenotes to visit. It’s expensive, and one of the smaller ones we went to. Not sure I would put this on the top of my recommended cenotes list. Also, most had not been charging…

My kids loved it. The decorations were very beautiful. The water was clean and refreshing. My favorite part was floating in the cenote and letting the fish nibble on my body.…

The place is highly overrated and for sure overpriced. The cenote on itself is nice to see. And the terrain is very large to facilitate all kind of things like sunbeds and some food. But there is no facility for a drink or food. And there…

TOURIST TRAP!!! Horrible unfriendly staff. They don't care about the visitors, about the ecosystem and it's all fake!…

Es un cenote bonito con peces la atención es súper hay wifi snack puedes aventar un clavado hay sillas de descanso tomas el sol te comes unos dedos de pescado muy ricos acompañados de papas a la francesa una chelita delicioso mientras…

Buen lugar, excelente para bucear y nadar. Es recomendable llevar gafas para el agua, protector del telefono para poder tomar fotos y grabar bajo el agua. El costo de entrada es de 250 pesos 19/09/2023. No permiten bebidas ni comida. Solo consumo adentro (generalmente bebidas).

El precio de 250mxn NO vale el cenote. 1. Se entiende que no dejen usar bloqueador o repelentes, pero dejan a todos siendo expuestos a los mosquitos. Bien podrían poner copal o algo natural para…

Una buena experiencia, muy bien cuidado. Hay que bajar una escalera vertical para ingresar al cenote o tirarse de clavado. Nos acompañaron dentro del cenote murciélagos y golondrinas ????El agua fría pero agradable por el clima tan caluroso.…

It was a nice cenote and a fair price to get in. What let it down was having to pay to take photos.

We had soooo much fun here. Its 250 pesos or 17USD to enter. The water is so fresh and there are bats living in the cave and some fish swimming about. There are 3 holes to jump into and steps to go down if you prefer not to jump. There are hammocks and seating around for lounging and a bar for drinks.

Not great, not terrible, not really worth it. Infrastructure is definitely lacking, as the bathrooms (which are also the changing rooms) are next to a large trash pile. The actual cenote isn't great, and safety was a concern for me. The…

This cenote comes up when searching for ‘waterfall cenote’ in Tulum which got us excited, but there is NO waterfall here, and nor has there been one. Please do NOT be misled by wrong photos uploaded by fellow travellers. We paid $17 per…

Awesome! The staff were all really kind/attentive and seemed to genuinely care about if I liked the food. There’s tacos and a bar hhere. It was like a little oasis just outside of town. Beautiful clean water.…

I've been to this cenote multiple times now. I always enjoy it here. It's normally pretty quiet so you can enjoy it a bit more than the others nearby that are busier with more people. 1 large entry, 2 small holes, a swing, and the ladder…

Gorgeous cenote to refresh from the blazing Tulum sun! $250 MXN entrance fee. You have to shower before entering and there’s bathrooms, lawn chairs, hammocks, and a bar! Expensive but good if you plan on staying all day and just relaxing.

The stuff is a bit 'i don't like what i do'- vibe. But further of this, it's a nice first Cenote to try. It's not a high jump maybe 2-3 meter max. Depends from which side you jump. And 3 holes to jump into the one big waterplsce. We payed…

A great small cenote with less crowd. There are three holes to jump in. The place is authentic and can have a great time with iguanas. However the price is so high, it was $17 (us dollars) and asks money for your own gopro :D make sure to keep it hidden before entering.

$17 US or 300 pesos entry, incredible cenote with lots of seating, food and drink available and lots of photo opportunities!

Amazing Cenote, a bit scary, don't jump if you can't swim because is very deep and therefore is only one way out through a ladder. Entrance is $250 pesos

Es un lugar muy agusto y tranquilo. Un tanto diferente a la mayoria de los otros cenotes por la forma en la que está. Que basicamente es un oyo grande en el suelo que se eleva sobre 3 o 4 metros por arriba del agua.…

Close enough to drive our motorbike/scooter from the city center. Take goggles if you have them or buy some in town as they don’t have any available to rent. There are a couple small holes you can jump through and a cool swing.

Loved the cenote, it was my first time there. We had loads of fun there. It was thrilling diving experience. It was very busy place. The surface was lil slippery

This Cenoté is very beautiful. The locals that run it have done an amazing job with the upkeep. There are brightly painted swings and Hammocks when you first walk in (perfect for taking pictures). There is beautiful trees and plants all…