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The convenience of having one admission price for two cenotes (Escondito being the other one), and proximity to the town of Tulum, is the main appeal. Good for kids that want to jump in the water all the time, from an elevated wooden platform. Not too much to see underwater, and it is quite cool. If you're short on time, and you've never been to a cenote before, go elsewhere. Otherwise you'll leave wondering why people say centoes are so great. We stayed here for about 30 minutes, and that was more than enough.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We got married on Fri Feb 7th and did trash the dress on that following Wed. Nice place and water beautiful. Great pictures taken there before we trashed the dress.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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2 cenotes cost 120 pesos. Both are open air so no stairs Escondito is across the road from Cristal and I preferred it. Its a long walk to town take a bike or taxi. Bring water and snacks nothing available near by.change rooms and showers are available.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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The facilities were ok. It was close to Tulum and you could visit both cenotes (one across the street) for a better price. Pretty.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This cenote reminded me of a small swimming hole in New England, only with tropical vegetation around it. We went around 9 AM and it wasn't crowded at all. Nice place for a morning swim before heading to the beach later in the day. We were staying in the western part of town, so it was a super quick drive to get here. Not as special or dramatic looking as other cenotes, but nice for what it was.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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