Cenotes Dos Ojos (Tulum)

400 pesos to go in, per person for the basic entry which doesn’t include lockers, snorkel gear or fins. Only the entry, lockers will run you 50 pesos and taxi to the cenotes 50 per person each way … The cenotes are great but not worth the fee.

Pics don't do it justice! 400 pesos for entry (rental gear not included). First buy your tickets at the main gate then drive down a long dirt road. There are turnouts for other centers along the way which you can also buy tickets for at…

Le doy 4 estrellas porque entiendo que se necesita dar mantenimiento y cuidar estos lugares pero en septiembre de 2023 cuesta $800 pesos por persona acceder a este cenote, ok dan equipo (traje prestado y snorkel regalado) pero siento que no es para tanto el costo. El lugar es bello eso sí, lo único que me sacó de onda fue el precio.

We were thinking that we would have a mediocre cenote experience to take advantage of the outcasted sky, we ended up having the greatest experience of our lives! We got the full package which covers entrance fee, wetsuit, life jacket,…

Mi visita a dos ojos fue increíble, si te gusta nadar y snorkeler definitivamente tienes que vivirlo, es importante que hagas el tour completo ya que es la manera de ver realmente lo maravilloso de las cavernas y sus cristalinas aguas.…

If you are in Tulum worth a visit and get the full tour because the bad cave is the fun , there is bats there but don’t worry its not that scary inside

Si eres buzo y quieres vivir está experiencia, no hay mejor lugar que Dos Ojos, formaciones milenarias, colapsos, aguas cristalinas y refrescantes, también es apto para solo nadar o hacer esnorkel, si eres buzo de cueva también este lugar…

Very nice place but a little bit overpriced (400mxn/person). The one star I take away for the horrible road (3km) which you need to take to get there. The holes are giant and you need to watch out with the car.

Absolutely stunning cenote. The water was crystal clear and not very cold. We did two scuba dive trips here amd would highly recommend to anyone looking to dive into a cenote!

The cenote is actually 2 censored in one. It is located in a “cenote park” with several cenotes. Upon arrival from the big road you need to buy a ticket for the cenote you want to visit. Dos Ojos is 400 pesos per person. You need to pay…

El Cenote Dos Ojos es simplemente hermoso. Perfecto para el buceo y el snorkeling. Tiene areas compartidas bien cuidadas.

Amazing place to snorkel and dive, a great piece of paradise in the jungle and such a refreshing cool water to dip into. Lovely 26c waters so definitely colder than the 31c seawater.…

Great experience. You have the option of getting a tour including wetsuit, snorkel equipment and see both cenotes and the bat cave for 800 pesos per person. If you pay by card then there is an extra fee..

Great experience. $25 a ticket. You must be equipped with, at least, goggles and snorkel (you can rent in place) and a waterproof FLASHLIGHT. The underwater sights are unique and mysterious. The depth of the underwater cave goes beyond imagination, providing a glimpse to the unknown.

Lugar muy bonito, totalmente recomendable. Los cenotes dos ojos son cerrados y mucha gente ingresa para realizar buceo. Nosotros fuimos en familia por lo que solo optamos por el acceso libre, pero…

Una de las mejores experiencias que he vivido, son impresionantes estos cenotes! El primer ojo es un poco más iluminado e inclinado, no tiene vegetación por lo mismo que no le entra demasiada luz pero hay algunos peces, tiene cuevas que…

A very cool cenote for diving. We have done the batcave line which was very cool with a bat cave half way where you come up for air in an internal cave full of bats. Not a deep dive but it is dark with not much life. Fantastic structures…

De los mejores cenotes, el agua es cristalina. Lugar muy bonito , ideal para hacer snorkel o bucear. También puedes nadar libremente.

My husband and I had such a great experience at Dos Ojos!! We highly recommend this place! From the moment upon entering the property/being greeted to getting tickets, parking, getting information about options available, getting equipment,…

the full tour includes snorkel gear and you take a small passage between 1 and 2 and the bat cave. lots of cave stuff. the basic tour is no gear and you walk from one to the other. much less cave stuff to see. the one with the bats includes a guide and is 800 pesos each. no reservations!

Two eyes cenote by far is my favorite! It really is one of the prettiest as the water in this cenote is so clear and turquoise!…

Beautiful place. The facilities are simple but adequate to enjoy the cenote safely. The diving experience in the cenote is extraordinary. The underwater landscapes are wonderful. Totally recommended.

Dos ojos is a must do activity in the Riviera Maya. It is just incredible. The water is cristaline, and the caves are beautiful. Luis, our guide, was amazing and very careful. We did only snorkel, but there is also the possibility of scuba diving. It is truly a remarkable experience.

Had a great time at Two Eyes Cenote. We had a great guide, and the diving equipment was available to us all. Remarkable adventure!

Overall a good experience but unfortunately it was very touristy and not authentic at all. The second eye cenote was the best. The final bat cave was absolutely horrid filled with bat poop. Absolutely avoid.

Beautiful! We took the guided snorkeling tour into the caves. At the end you have all the free time you want to hang out in the cenote. The food at the small Myan restaurant on site was delicious! Great place to come spend time and relax

We were lucky, we were 1st diving group, no one was there except some snorkelers.…

Yo visite el parque dos ojos, el cual tiene 5 diferentes cenotes. Hay diferentes opciones de pago y número de visitas a los cenotes. Yo fui con mi esposa y dos niños pequeños, nos recomendaron el cenote Nicte ha, lo cual fue lo mejor, es un…

Excesivamente caro $1200 .por un recorrido x que te obligan a tener un guia de 2 horas... Hay otros cenotes más baratos y más bonitos . La primera vez que lo visite me cobraron $350 y no necesitaba guía .. nooooo lo vale ..

Los cenotes son los lugares más hermosos que he visitado, el precio fue de 800 pesos mexicanos por persona, te prestan el equipo necesario, el recorrido fue guiado por Alex quien fue muy atento con todos, tranquilizo a las personas que sufrian de claustrofobia y todo el recorrido nos explico cada uno de los lugares.