The cenote is open and it isn’t very crowded so if you’re looking to chill one day, I would definitely recommend it. The water is clear and not too cold and you’ll be able to take great pictures and tan in the surroundings! You can...More

We visited only Cenote Escondido, true to its name we had to turn around a couple of times to catch the entrance. It was a large, open cenote that was not ver crowded even on a weekend mid-day. The water was cool and clear and...More

What a way to cool down after a busy morning around Tulum. This is where the locals come to escape the heat. It is an open Cenote, so there is a little bit of Algae, but the water is cool and delicious, with a fun...More

The water in the cenote is refreshing but it has a lot of algae. The lady at the ticket booth was very rude and had such a bad attitude. The restroom were disgusting and don’t appear to be cleaned regularly. There are much more nicer...More

We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived here two weeks ago. It’s one of the less busy centotes. It’s like a huge pond in the middle of the jungle with a platform to dive from. The water is fairy deep here so it’s not a...More

Took my family to this Cenote, and even though it was a bit overflowed due to resent rain, It was still the perfect place to send all afternoon we all had a great time repeatedly jumping in to this refreshing cenote Crystal is most definitely...More

Cenote was very easy to access from Tulum Pueblo. Well maintained grounds and nice jumping tower. Abundance of wildlife in and out of the water.