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Visited here to scuba dive. One of the most boring dives of my life. I had more fun jumping off the ledge into the cenote before the dive than during it. Better diving in other cenotes and also on the ocean reefs.
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Date of experience: December 2020
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Took the family here on Dec 20th. We were staying at the Hard Rock Rivera Maya and it is only about a 10 minute taxi drive. Funny thing is , we asked several travel coordinates at the hotel and no one told us about it. We found it on Google. It’s right off the main highway and about a mile into the jungle. Was 200 pesos per person. Nestled in between heavy forest was the cenote with several wooden landings to climb into and a rock overhang with a wooden deck which you could jump down into about 15 feet down. Beautiful clear blue water and water was about 75 degrees. Not terribly cold. Make sure you bring water shoes or slides to walk around as it is very rocky around the area. We really enjoyed a couple of hours here! Cheap entertainment for the family and close to the resort.…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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It is amazing!! Lots of beautiful rock formations under the water! Local spot and decently priced. I highly recommend going!! The6 are closed on Saturday's. Must stop!!
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Tried to get to Jardin del Eden yesterday (23.11.2020) but the place was closed. Judging by their Facebook page hurricane Zeta (a month ago) left the site devastated and they may still be repairing the place. The pictures on their FB page looked pretty horrific. There are no signs that the place would be closed.…
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Date of experience: November 2020
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