This place is amazing! We went around noon on Sunday, and it was not very crowded at all. There are cliffs to jump from which are about 15-20’ jumps into crystal clear water. This was an amazing experience for our entire group. They rent snorkels and life jackets but you can take your own floats or snorkels. The water is very deep everywhere. Highly recommend! Closed on Saturdays

One of our favourite places on a recent trip to Mexico. Our 8 year old enjoyed it so much we visited twice in a week. The people who work there and run it are really lovely and passionate about keeping it wild and not affecting the wildlife. I find it amazing that the negative reviews are from people who can’t follow very basic rules that help keep the natural beauty. Very basic facilities however just added to the feeling of being rural and not commercial at all. Would highly recommend a visit.

Really loved it from start to finish. The proprietor clearly spooks some, but he takes stewardship of the place seriously and — as someone who would like to visit again — I appreciate it. He was firm but friendly and if you cannot understand why, you should probably just stick to the hotel pool. Beautifully rustic in the best tradition of Mexico. Would pay twice the $200MX entry fee.

You think you are at the garden of Eden but wait until you see underwater, that is where the magic is! We took a taxi here. Maybe 10-15 min walk down the road from highway. 200 pesos to enter. Have snorkel equipment and a few other things you can rent, cash only. Some food also. Several places around the Cenote to set your stuff. Some covered areas and picnic tables/benches. They do a little talk when you get there about rules, etc. Must shower before entering water and no sunscreens/oils, etc. It was absolutely beautiful, relaxing and worth the visit.

We spend 5 to 6 months a year in Akumal and have visited dozens of Cenote’s. We have liked to loved all of them. Our visit was our first even though we are only 15 minutes away. I rated a 5 because of its unique look, feel and beauty. You really do get the garden feel in and around this open Cenote. Definitely put this on your Cenote must stop list.

It was a really nice cenote, and it had really clear waters for snorkelling and lots of fish. It had a really good jump-off, and it looked good for diving because there are lots of caves underwater. 100% recomend

We really enjoyed our visit. We snorkeled and walked around this beautiful cenote. The man who runs the place did a great job explaining everything you needed to know. He’s a nice guy, maybe some of the negative comments about him are from people who don’t like to listen, we know the type, always on their phone or talking when someone else is talking, simply shut up and listen to him, this beautiful cenote has rules and he’s simply explaining them to you. Anyway after working up an appetite, we realized they can cook you up some sandwiches. Our favorite was the huge mushroom burgers. The frozen fruit bars were great also. This is a great place to visit and all four of us would recommend coming here, you’ll love it. We hope to be back in the near future.

This is the third cenote my family of 5 visited. It was by far everyone’s favorite. I don’t understand the bad review because the owner was very kind. He spoke to us more than once. Very few rules like one staircase is for scuba divers only. No problem because there are 3 or 4 more staircases. 200 pesos per person. Cash only. My 3 teenagers LOVED the Cliff diving especially jumping off the tree. There is a small cave we swam into which was cool. The fish truly did eat the dead skin on our legs and toes. No pressure to buy anything. There are life jackets and rentable pool floats which lots of people used. We did not and I felt safe as a mom because there are many rocks to swim to and stand on across the cenote. At the far side of the cenote is a smaller cenote with a “river” that runs around the left wall of the cenote until it dead ends. That was awesome being in my own narrow “river” between two rock walls that I could reach out and almost touch with both hands . Two bathrooms per gender, not huge but large enough to change in. A few showers around back. There is a snack bar with cold drinks, hot dogs, hamburgers, and frozen pops. And for my anti-water husband, there was a HUGE hut to sit under and loads of covered picnic places. We brought food and drinks with us and no problem. I cannot say enough about this place. It was an amazing place to spend half a day. Go here.

It is a great site, clean, organized, and well managed cenote. a quick ride from PDC and well worth your time. First time at any cenote and will certainly plan to be back for more. My kids loved it!