Definitely worth the trip as it's beautiful and close to town. However 10USD to get in and then 7USD to rent a mask/ snorkel? It's only fun for about an hour so plan accordingly. More

the water is super cold but refreshing. you can go around the cave in one hour then head to Coba. More

Great place and close to Tulum, the only thin is that there was anyone there to tell you what to do or waht not to do... We just got in and did everything myself More

love this cenote as it is only 5 min drive from town and 2 min walk from car to water.....very peaceful.... try to avoid saturdays More

The water felt as great as it looked...the colors were so vibrant. No fish, but great cave formations. There were some bats and birds flying around, but they are high enough it doesn't bother you. Take floating devices as its much easier to get around if you aren't a strong swimmer...only a few rocks and platforms that you can touch.... More

How anyone can justify 100 pesos for entering this is ridiculous. Perhaps if you scuba dive, then it may be worth it, but to just enter there with a snorkel it is just not worth your time or money. More

We visited this cenote as it was recommended by a local. Beautiful place, very peaceful and we enjoyed snorkelling and cooling off in the middle of the day. Definitely recommended and not too busy. More

Our first trip to a partially enclosed cenote and we'll be checking out others on our next trip! Ten minutes from Tulum on the Coba road. Frequented by cave divers as it's part of a huge underground river system with submerged caverns....spooky looking into some of that endless black! More

This is a great half day adventure to a cenote. Not very crowed. Snorkel gear there for rent. Family owned and operated and soooo pretty! More