Cenote Carwash
Cenote Carwash
4.5
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Kristi S
Houston, TX5 contributions
Nov 2020
My boyfriend and I went 2 weeks ago and had a great time. We were the only ones there and just had so much fun jumping off the platform they have there. It was very cool and refreshing. I gave it 4 stars because the facebook says this cost 50 pesos when in reality it cost 100. 50 is for the locals which is very misleading and not appreciated but we are learning mexico loves to mislead their guest because they know you will pay it anyway. Other than that, it was a fun time.Also, there is apparently no longer a crocodile there. We were told he went away into the jungle lol I was a little concerned when I heard there was one there.
Written December 4, 2020
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Segev H
Mexico City, Mexico85 contributions
Dec 2019
We received a recommendation on this cenote from one of the hotel staff. It is beautiful, not so big but with sea turtles, fish and water plants that we only saw in this cenote.
There is also a leap for the challenges between us.
We also visited Grand Cenote and this one is more recommended. 15 minutes drive from Tulum.
you must take a dutch with soap before entering the water.
100 Mxp per person.
There is also a leap for the challenges between us.
We also visited Grand Cenote and this one is more recommended. 15 minutes drive from Tulum.
you must take a dutch with soap before entering the water.
100 Mxp per person.
Written January 1, 2020
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2007cboyd
Dublin, Ireland79 contributions
Sep 2022 • Friends
We cycled here from Tulum town which was quite a long cycle but very straight and flat along the main road. The roads have wide hard shoulders that act as cycle lanes. The entrance fee was 300 pesos.
This is the perfect place to come and balm out for a few hours. The cenote is lagoon like, rather than in a cave like others, and has a fun jumping platform too. There was a little restaurant and you must try the mango flowers with tajin!
At one point the restaurant owner came along with some old tortilla and threw it into the water, attracting a school of hungry fish and 4 turtles!
This is the perfect place to come and balm out for a few hours. The cenote is lagoon like, rather than in a cave like others, and has a fun jumping platform too. There was a little restaurant and you must try the mango flowers with tajin!
At one point the restaurant owner came along with some old tortilla and threw it into the water, attracting a school of hungry fish and 4 turtles!
Written October 17, 2022
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Ivan Luckie
New York City, NY155 contributions
Jul 2020
Yesterday we went to search some cenotes, we use these locations to make photos underwater, as cenotes are underground rivers, we need to check them in order to see if the cenote is clear enough to get optimum results. We request a quick look to see the cenote, as It is 7 feet away, The guy in the entrance, very rude, illogical, superb, told us incoherence things like go and check other cenotes, cenote don't need advertising, and let us stand and turn away, he wanted us to pay for looking. we understand policies, but civilized and polite answers are enough, we tired to make a win-win benefit because cenotes charge a way higher price for photographers, It is not free, It was just business, but as I said civilized conversation is fair enough, We are not going to go to a place that treats people like trash.
Written July 25, 2020
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Kari S
Milwaukee, WI224 contributions
Mar 2022
We had a great time here. It's large and really open, sevearl scuba divers in the water. The high dive is great, my son went off it dozens of times! The lunch was amazingly delicious and they cut up mangos on a stick and fresh coconut. We have been to 20 cenotes, this is one of the best.
Written March 29, 2022
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Snorkeling Señorita
Orlando, FL37 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
We’ve snorkeled all over the Yucatán, reefs, cenotes, caves and open air. We stopped here because the reviews said it was a great place to see wildlife. Imagine our surprise when that wildlife was Mollies, Jack Dempsey’s, and gouramis. These are all fish purchased in pet stores, not indigenous species at all. You are also not allowed to wear fins, unless you are diving, so trying to swim down to see anything is impossible. If you are looking for a great censored to see wildlife, this one is not it.
Written January 23, 2020
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Jordy1178
Amsterdam, The Netherlands27 contributions
Feb 2022
After visiting Angelita we arrived with Double K Diving at the Carwash for our second dive. Kelly's briefing was very good and she showed us lots of stuff, including her secret bone collection :-) Kim was trying out her new flash on her UW camera and made some nice pictures of us.
The dive was like a fairy tale. The views of daylight from the cavern were amazing and the second part of the dive around the water-lilies and fish was wonderful too. It has good facilities and lots of nice spaces for non-divers too. The two girls of Double K were well organised and made our cenote dives an amazing experience.
The dive was like a fairy tale. The views of daylight from the cavern were amazing and the second part of the dive around the water-lilies and fish was wonderful too. It has good facilities and lots of nice spaces for non-divers too. The two girls of Double K were well organised and made our cenote dives an amazing experience.
Written March 7, 2022
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Matthew L
Saint Francis, WI21 contributions
Mar 2020 • Couples
If you regularly snorkel you get used to the salt water that helps with buoyancy and you acclimate to the waves. Here you have fresh water, a slight current, caves, and lots of plants. At first it is actually kinda scary. Still a great place. Well worth it.
Written March 16, 2020
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Ginelle C
54 contributions
Oct 2019 • Couples
This cenote is incredible. We stopped here after visiting the Cobá ruins. It was 50 pesos to enter, snorkel gear 50 pesos, lockers 30 pesos. So mellow and reasonably priced. There is a diving platform, and we saw quite a few big turtles!Very nice facilities, and friendly staff. We had a wonderful time here!
Written October 28, 2019
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SashaK66
London, UK151 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
One of the most exceptional experiences of my life. We went scuba diving with fantastic Max from Phocea Mexico and it was magical - the layers and the light changes from algae to fresh water through sulphur through halocline down to salt water at around 40m. Looking up as we ascend slowly the central island with its trees and visible is a silhouette against the greenish light and it looks like we are in outer space. Amazing. Cenote itself is beautifully managed and I was particularly impressed by the state and functionality of the bio toilets.
Written September 12, 2015
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How are they dealing with COVID? Open? Limiting capacity?
Written October 22, 2020
If I were in PDC I would take a bus down to Tulum- and explore the beach and shops in the strip. And take a taxi from Tulum to the specific swim areas. Our taxi was from Tulum to the Cenote and was $7.
Written August 5, 2020
hola, he visto foto en internet de lagartos en éste cenote y quisiera saber si de verdad hay lagartos allí.
Written June 12, 2019
Para ver lagartos vete a Tulum la zona arqueologica, esta lleno de Iguanas. Aqui hay un cocodrilo muy pequeñito
Written June 21, 2019
Hi, Darrell. What would you like to know about this attraction? Is there a place to put wallets ...like a locker?
Written September 27, 2018
Yes they rent lockers. But they told us in 30 years of being there they've never had any issues with theft.
Written December 15, 2018
Hola!
Cuanto es el precio de la entrada, incluye chaleco? y cuanto tiempo se estima estar nadando.
Written September 6, 2018
Hola, el costo de la entrada es de 50 pesos por persona, el chaleco se renta a 20 pesos, puede estar en el cenote todo el día, el horario es de 8 am - 6 pm, está permitido ingresar alimentos y bebidas, excepto alcohol. El cenote está ubicado a sólo 8 kms de Tulum pueblo, carretera Tulum - coba.
Written December 17, 2018
¿Puedo ir por mi cuenta?, sin contratar un tour, y de ser así ¿como llego?.
Nos quedaremos en Playa del Carmen
Estaría agradecida si alguien me responde 💟
Written February 22, 2017
We hired a car so that we could explore all the cenotes we wanted to. Not sure how easy it would be to get a taxi back as it’s not really near the town.
Written February 5, 2018
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