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.

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.

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!