A perfect little pool surrounded by palm trees and picnic tables. Not too busy at this time of year and lots of space to lie in the sun or shade. Buy a combo ticket to Escondido and Crystal Cenotes for MX$120 at the gates. Crystal...More
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A perfect little pool surrounded by palm trees and picnic tables. Not too busy at this time of year and lots of space to lie in the sun or shade. Buy a combo ticket to Escondido and Crystal Cenotes for MX$120 at the gates. Crystal...More
The advantages of this Cenote was it was quiet and not full of tourists.The water was refreshing to jump into after a bike ride. But there is nothing much to look at. Take some mosquito spray with you .
My Swedish family wanted to swim in a cenote so we took them to Cenote Crystal. It was not jammed with tourists and buses and there was room for swimmers and divers into the cenote. We sat at a table while the adventurers swam. The...More
Good place to spend a few hours in. It was not too crowded, actually pretty quiet for the entire morning. Nothing much to do, it's a simple pond with some decks around, but the water is crystal clear and it's very relaxing. You have to...More
went here on an outing with lucky traveler hostel. A nice place. Snny day with clear water however not too much to see in the water. Water temp. was nice. It's cheap to see and was easily reached by bike. (if you are in shape)
Reasonable entrance fee but expect it to be crowded with the masses heading there instead of the stinky sargassum filled beaches of Tulum. The water is very refreshing and clean.
There are better cenotes in the zone, and cheaper too. Check out Grand Cenote for example instead. There are no caves here.
Cenote Crystal is a really small cenote compared with the other cenotes, but it has all it should have in order to please the guests: It is possible to jump into the water from a level of 4,5 meters. The cenote has clean water, has...More
This was the highlight of my husband's trip. It was so quiet, barely anyone there. You can see all the way down to the bottom even though it gets decently deep. Go to both this one and Cenote Escondito (included in price, 120 pesos).
We visited this cenote by riding our bikes from Tulum. We headed there for about 9am and when we arrived we were the only ones there for about half an hour. It was so cool and refreshing to jump into the water. It is quite...More
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