Multum Ha Cenote
Multum Ha Cenote
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Michele B
8 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
It was magical, the way the light filtered through and the ensuing reflections of the water on the cave walls was mesmerizing. Water was just the right temperature, swimming was so refreshing you didn't want to get out. Steps to get in and out of the cenote were not as slippery from condensation dripping off stalactites as some reviewers warned but still a good idea to pay attention. It was easy to understand why the Mayan people considered cenotes to be the entrance to the underworld, truly had a mystical feel to it. We went early, around 9:30 ish and had the whole place to ourselves for over half an hour and then only about 10 other people arrived. Highly recommend
Written January 30, 2024
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scottsnew1
minnesota149 contributions
Dec 2020
We came here right after visiting Coba. It is easy to find just use google maps, and we visited another one also very nearby here. Entrance fee is 100 pesos and there are life vests. Just an FYI, the photos show a dock, but it was submerged about 3 feet underwater when we were there. This is a super deep cenote! I'm not sure how deep it is, but I think it was the deepest one we visited. Well worth the visit!
Written December 29, 2020
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Dayla Kay ;-)
Winston Salem, NC248 contributions
Jan 2020
We visited this Cenote after leaving Coba (1-2-20). The guard shack guy told us all about it and gave us a brochure with a map. It was easy to find!
We only did the Multun-Ha because we had spent so much time at Coba.
This Cenote is a traditional underground pool. The hole/entrance winds down about 100 steps to the bottom dock. You can jump in; it is plenty deep. There are ropes you can sit/hold on to. Take time to just sit in the water and enjoy how SOFT the water feels on your skin. It is super clear too. It is so clear that it appears you can touch but the rocks below are very far down.
The next time we visit a Cenote, I will bring goggles and a snorkel so I can look under the water for long periods of time. The rocks below are a wonder to see just like the rocks above.
Be sure to make this part of your Coba trip!
MOST SINCERELY!!!!
We only did the Multun-Ha because we had spent so much time at Coba.
This Cenote is a traditional underground pool. The hole/entrance winds down about 100 steps to the bottom dock. You can jump in; it is plenty deep. There are ropes you can sit/hold on to. Take time to just sit in the water and enjoy how SOFT the water feels on your skin. It is super clear too. It is so clear that it appears you can touch but the rocks below are very far down.
The next time we visit a Cenote, I will bring goggles and a snorkel so I can look under the water for long periods of time. The rocks below are a wonder to see just like the rocks above.
Be sure to make this part of your Coba trip!
MOST SINCERELY!!!!
Written March 11, 2020
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AirSchis
Vancouver, Canada899 contributions
Mar 2023
Cost was 100 Pesos per person. Very close to Coba Mayan ruins. They have a changing room and toilets nearby. You descend on a long winding staircase to the cenote inside of a cavern. Large wooden dock. Crystal clear cool water. Bring your swim trunks, flipper and snorkel gear. Lots to see and some fish. Highly recommend.
Written March 29, 2023
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Steve_Grant1
Oldham, UK1,772 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
We went here as part of a TUI tour to Coba. It is well worth a visit . We did it in two parts. The first was a old cenote on the way down to the+main site. Here was the remains of an earlier cenote where we were treated to a blessing by a holy man. We then went down to the main cenote which was accessed by wooden steps. Please be careful as they are slippy. When you are there this is a pleasant underground cenote.
Written August 14, 2023
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LexanderRosel
Campeche, Mexico65 contributions
Jun 2016 • Friends
the feeling you get when you enter, and look what nature has created to enjoy a unique feeling that stays in the mind and soul. This cenote is very beautiful, also you have small ramps of 10 and 20 meters height for dive, if you go to Coba, this is a must do!
Written July 10, 2016
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Dempsey D
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Wasn't sure what to expect walking down the little 6ft hole straight down. But once you get into the open its amazing. Crystal clear water. Would definitely like to go back to this one again.
Written February 1, 2015
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Dazbc2014
Kelowna, Canada143 contributions
Mar 2020
This also a great stop over there are change rooms and you need to shower before you walk down a spiral staircase , it is advises to rent life jacket before you walk down into cave ...you can see rock formations ....
Written March 23, 2020
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Golfgma
479 contributions
Oct 2019
Go down about 80 steps to this underground wonder.
It is a large domed cavern with crystal clear water. You can see to the bottom easily if you have a mask. Some underground passages to explore. Very pretty sight.
It is a large domed cavern with crystal clear water. You can see to the bottom easily if you have a mask. Some underground passages to explore. Very pretty sight.
Written October 22, 2019
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jigger718
Brooklyn, NY56 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
One of the best things i have done, a under water cave it’s unbelievable the water is cold but worth it especially on one of those extra hot days.. a little scary at first but fun and not so bad when you are with a lot of people...
Written September 25, 2019
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Do you have to be part of a tour group to see this cenote? Or can you purchase entrance ticket, rent life jackets, and just visit on your own? Thanks.
Written November 29, 2020
No you do not have to be apart of a tour group. We drove to the cenotes. You pay a small fee at each one cash only. You have a chance to also rent a life vest of you want. I was glad we did it in our own as we did not have a mob of yelling screaming people.
Written November 29, 2020
Si può arrivare in taxi da coba è visitarli tutti e 3? Sapete i prezzi dei taxi?
Written November 30, 2018
Hola! nos gustaría saber si existe algún transporte público desde Cobá hasta el Cenote... gracias!
Written November 19, 2018
Honestamente lo desconozco. Yo pensaría que sí, pero no te lo puedo asegurar. Como está muy cerca de Cobá debe haber la opción de ir en taxi y no creo que te cobre mucho. Saludos!
Written November 19, 2018
Hi, is there somewhere to store your bags with clothes etc in or do you take down with you and leave on the wooden platform?
Written August 25, 2018
There is no storage but usually you can take it with you as less crowds or keep with your driver like my group did.
Written August 26, 2018
Buenas tardes, quisiera saber si ahi rentan algun equipo de snorquel o chalecos salvavidas ya que quisiera llevar a mi hijo de 7 años
Written January 15, 2016
Así es. La entrada son 55 pesos y rentan chalecos por unos 20 pesos. Precioso el cenote!
Written January 17, 2016
hello,
As seniors with arthritis (hip and knees), how easy or difficult is it to get in and out of the water? Are there hand railings along the stairway all he way to the water? If we choose not to swim, are there places to sit and enjoy the cenote and observe ? We are leaving in 3 days to Cancun and plan to stop here after Coba Ruins. We are very excited ! Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer. It will be greatly appreciated.
Written June 25, 2015
these are all good reposes, the largest variable is the stair way and your confidence in the water. I was unaware that swimming aids , such as the inner-tube are allowed.
There is definitely no person available for any emergence situation. Also the large above ground cenotes do have caimans and they are dangerous, so don't wonder in to any of those.
Written June 26, 2015
Bonjour Tatiana,
à propos du taxi que vous avez pris pour la cénote près de Coba, Multum Ha, vous souvenz-vous du prix? Et pour revenir, aviez-vous réserver ce même taxi pour vous reprendre ou comment avez-vous procéder?
Merci beaucoup d'avance!
Ariane Malouin
Written June 19, 2015
bonjour
nous y somme allez avec les tours de mimi qui propose de très bonne excursion a des prix très raisonnable
Written June 23, 2015
Hey, fellow travelers.Just wondering if it is possible to get to Coba & Multum Ha Cenote independantly from Playa del Carmen,or would it be better to do it in a tour? Thanks,in advance, for any input.
Written January 24, 2015
Hi- it is possible to get there if renting a car. The road that leads to the cenote has new re-done and no longer has potholes. Skip Grand Cenote it is a tourist trap. In Coba make sure you go out to the largest site first. Upon entering there will be a small pyramid that guides will try to get you to stay at. I recomend that you immediately go to the pedi- cab station and head out to the grand pyramid.
Written January 24, 2015
Jordi A
Province of Barcelona, Spain
4 contributions
Buenos días,
Nos gustaría saber el precio de la entrada al cenote y si hay que pagar algún extra.
Muchas gracias,
Written January 11, 2015
Hola, la entrada cuesta 30 pesos por persona, los boletos te los venden en la entrada a las ruinas de Coba o directamente en el cenote, no hay que pagar nada mas extra. Es obligatorio darse un baño (tienen regaderas ahí) antes de entrar al cenote. Vale la pena!!!
Written January 12, 2015
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