Gran Cenote (Tulum)

We went in the morning during the week and there were very few people there. The area is awesome and the water was very clear. I'd recommend renting a snorkel from the stand inside to explore the caves. It was 100% worth it. Be prepared,…

Hermoso lugar, con un amplio espacio para nadar y bucear. Es limpio y agradable. Hay tortugas acuáticas. Linda experiencia, en general. Lo único que podría mejorarse es el hecho de que las duchas sólo tienen agua fría (muy fría): podrían tener agua caliente también. Por lo demás, experiencia altamente recomendable.

Smaller than expected but an absolutely stunning place - the turtles are adorable. Cash only (500 pesos). Bring your own towels. Choose a day with some sunshine

El cenote en si es magia, es precioso puedes nadar de un cenote a otro. Le pongo 3 estrellas ya que el precio de 500pesos por persona me parece exagerado. No hay nada que te invite a pasar tiempo ahí. Nada para tumbarse o sentarse o ni si…

It's a pretty place, but very small and pales in comparison with others. For $500 pesos - not worth it. You till see turtles, fish and bats. Getting there - highly recommend scooter or…

500 Pesos Entry Fee. I really felt ripped off because it is triple the price that you normally pay. But the Cenote is beautiful. There are turtles and fish in the water. Life jackets are available (included in price) and mandatory to wear.…

Amazing experience! Bring dollars, since in dollars you will pay less. The water seems to be cold,.about 18 degrees of Celsius. There are turtles and fish there , the underground caves look amazing.…

Loved the cenote experience. This cenote is very close to Zona Hotelera tulum. Highly recommend this place. Things to remember when visiting this place: 1. They accept only cash to pay the fee and it is around 500 pesos…

Hermoso lugar para conocer y hacer snorkel. Lo único malo es que cierra muy temprano, a las 17 hs. Es obligatorio usar chaleco salvavidas para entrar al agua. Las cuevas son increíbles y el agua es tan cristalina!!

En todas las listas de cosas por hacer en Tulum y sus alrededores siempre mencionaban ir a un cenote. Así que obvio fuimos . Hay muchos, puedes escoger según la distancia y gustos.…

I know it’s once in a lifetime experience but I don’t think the $30 was worth it. There are others that charge only $10 - $20 to get in but this place is not worth the $30. Nothing there no chairs to sit. Only a flat green grind place to dry from the sun.

Went to 3 cenotes while in Tulum and this was my favorite. It's big, it's gorgeous, and clear. Wasn't too crowded like the ones tour busses go to. Swimming with turtles and bats? Highly recommend.

Hermoso lugar!!! Con tortugas que puedes ver en la superficie o con snorkel, hay un lugar de descanso padrisimo donde puedes llevar tu comida y estar en paz

A stunningly beautiful natural cave and spring where you can swim, snorkel, and explore the cave. A grassy area is also available to sunbath/ relax. $30 US entry fee per person cash only. Be sure to bring a towel, ID for snorkel and…

Son dos cenotes conectados por una cueva natural. El sitio es muy bonito y puedes nadar entre tortugas y peces. Para llegar vas a necesitar coche o moto porque no hay ningún tipo de transporte.…

It's beautiful, but swimming through a bat cave doesn't seem like the smartest thing I've ever done.

It’s pretty but the area is much smaller than I imagined for a steep entry fee of 500 pesos ($30 USD). A bit overpriced for what it is. Felt like it was a tourist trap but at least now we know. I had my own snorkel but I was charged the…

This is my third time in Grand Cenote. This place has unique creatures including bat caves and turtle ponds. The water is crystal clear and hypnotizing (and cold). There open and close…

Cenote preparado para el turismo, limpio y bien organizado. Una parte abierta y otras cerradas. Agua cristalina un poco fría al inicio. Pequeño. Varias especies conviviendo: peces, tortugas, abejas, murciélagos y aves

Admission is $500 MX a person (double of what others are apparently) but definitely worth it. We paid in pesos / cash. There aren’t any high points to jump off of but there is one area that is deep enough to do a cannonball jump into the…

Parking available outside facility. Reasonable pricing for access. Clean location. Bring your underwater camera for some amazing pictures. Wildlife includes birds, bats, turtles and iguanas around the facility and in the caves. Life vests…

It was super busy on a Thursday around 11. They MAKE you shower prior to getting in because sunscreen and bug spray are not allowed, wash your hair throughly and wear life jackets otherwise they will not let you swim, and once/if you do…

Esta muy chido este cenote pero llévense su snorkel, tienen que ver lo qué hay bajo el agua…

Amazing spot, water was crystal clear and has plenty photo ops. Plan for a couple hours, longer if you bring lunch as there is a nice picnic area to relax afterward. Staff was great!

Loved the cenote, especially the turtles. I got a rash when I got out of the water, though. Antihistamines helped but what the heck is in the water that causes rashes?

Son dos cenotes conectados por una caverna. Hay dos cavernas, las vistas son muy bonitas y el agua es clara y limpia. Hay tortugas y peces en el agua.…

We came there at around 14:00, it wasn’t very crowded, there was still sun and the color of water was beautiful. Yes, it’s too expensive, yes, they make you wash your hair, which is super annoying and doesn’t make any sense unless you came…

Good cenote with entry fee $30 per person. Single entry only

Precioso cenote, para pasar un buen rato y fotografiar y filmar debajo del agua haciendo snorkel.…

While you’re in Tulum, you have to stop by a Cenote! We did this one for our trip. It’s $25 USD / $500 MXN per person, and it’s cash only. They provide life jackets and snorkel masks for free. The swim area is large enough to hold dozens of people, and you can even swim under arches and into small coves.