Cenote Adventures: Swim in Nature's Hidden Wonders

Descend into crystal-clear underground pools, surrounded by ancient rock formations and filtered sunlight. The Riviera Maya's cenotes are one of nature's most breathtaking secrets.

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Where We'll Take You

Cenote Dos Ojos

Two connected sinkholes with stunning underwater visibility. Perfect for snorkeling and diving.

Entrance Fee: ~$15 USD per person

Travel Time from Tulum: 20 minutes

Gran Cenote

Open-air cenote with shallow areas for families and deeper sections for adventurers.

Entrance Fee: ~$20 USD per person

Travel Time from Tulum: 10 minutes

Casa Tortugas (Aktun Chen)

Underground cave system with ziplines and jungle trails.

Entrance Fee: ~$30 USD per person

Travel Time from Tulum: 30 minutes

Hidden Gem Cenotes

Ask our drivers about lesser-known spots with fewer crowds. We know the local secrets.

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Choose Your Cenote Experience

Option 1: Single Cenote Visit

We transport you to your chosen cenote, wait while you explore, and return you to your hotel.

Service: Round Trip Service | Price: From $160 USD (transportation only)

Option 2: Multi-Cenote Day

Visit 2–4 cenotes in one day with flexible timing between stops.

Service: Open Service | Price: $40 USD/hour (minimum 4 hours)

Option 3: Custom Cenote + Ruins Package

Combine cenotes with Tulum Ruins or Cobá for a full cultural day.

Service: Custom Itinerary | Price: Custom quote

Sample Cenote Tour Costs

The Cenote Explorer (6 hours)

Dos Ojos → Gran Cenote → Hidden Gem

  • - Transportation (Open Service): $240 USD
  • - Entrance fees (3 cenotes, 2 people): ~$120 USD

Total for 2: ~$360 USD

Single Cenote Visit (Round Trip)

Gran Cenote half-day

  • - Transportation: $160 USD
  • - Entrance fees (4 people): ~$80 USD

Total for 4: ~$240 USD

💡 Entrance fees vary by season and are paid directly at each cenote.

Cenote Essentials

Frequently Asked Questions

Are entrance fees included?

No, entrance fees are paid directly at each cenote. We quote transportation separately for full transparency.

Can I snorkel at all cenotes?

Most cenotes allow snorkeling. Some also offer diving with certification.

How long should I plan at each cenote?

Budget 1–1.5 hours per cenote for swimming, photos, and relaxation.

Is it safe for children?

Yes. Many cenotes have shallow areas perfect for families. Our drivers can recommend family-friendly options.

Discover the Magic Beneath the Surface

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