Cenotes are must-swim places if you are in Tulum area. We had the opportunity to snorkel in Dos Ojos and the sensation of seeing the formations and swimming in a crystal-clear water is delightful. The guides are kind and attentive, they show fauna, formations and underwater passages. More

Not for inexperienced divers, but the snorkelling opportunities are fantastic too... More

Loved it! A Must! Guides were great and the water was crystal blue! More

This cenote is outstandingly beautiful. I was very reluctant at first because I get nervousness that sometimes turns into panic attacks when I'm in enclosed places and I'm pretty afraid of the dark. So obviously, cenotes aren't for everyone. I managed to keep cool and convince myself that if I didn't go in, I would regret it later on. So... More

Wow. The formations, the coloring and the water is so clear. Definitely do More

beautiful location, and a wonderful treat after a hot day in the sun. All made even better by our wonderful guide Julia from Mot Mot diving in Tulum. More

A beautiful, natural setting, not too crowded. Stalactites, stalactites, bats. Not for claustrophobics. Water was very cold. More

Our family really had fun going here. It was so beautiful!! More

I have been here twice. Once last July to snorkle and swim. Last week I went diving then snorkeling. Beautiful crystal clear cool water as with any cenote. Two cavern entrances. One is where the dive lines are located, the other has no lines. Purchase tickets as you turn off Hwy 307 before passing the hut on the left. Bring... More