This place was too crowded for us to enjoy on a Sunday afternoon. Small area for snorkeling, interesting to watch divers down below. The cave area is cool, kinda creepy with all the bats flying around but a great experience. Awesome place to take pictures.

The Gran Cenote is definitely worth the trip. There is lots of space for swimming and you can swim under an large under hanging rock to the other open water area. The water was fresh and cool and the sun was streaming in. Basic changing facilities.

Really cool cenote, not too many people in the afternoon. I didn't do any cave diving but that has more to do with my fear of drowning in a dark cave where no one would ever be able to find me. I would imagine it's pretty great if you're braver than I am.

Small area for snorkelling but would be incredible I believe for scuba diving. After snorkelling in one area, I stopped to stand in a cave area to look around. Incredible natural environment. As I looked up I could see many eyes staring back at me. Bats! I'm a city girl so that was a new experience. The overall snorkelling area... More

This was our favourite cenote in Mexico. We went mid afternoon and it wasn't too busy. It's also very clean and visibility is good if you bring a snorkel. It's safe too - some of the others we saw had precarious steps etc but this one felt secure. It's an incredible underwater maze where you can swim with turtles and... More

we came in the afternoon after seeing the tulum ruins. this is a very large cenote, with multiple areas to swim in. try to get here a little early in the morning like before 10am. since we came in the early afternoon the place was somewhat crowded and people were doing cannon balls into the water which is obnoxious because... More

This centote has clear cool water, beautiful caves with incredible filtered light that adds to the beauty. Very accessible for all ages and experience levels. Worth the entry fee. We visited during peak period spring break and got there close to opening time. It was not too crowded to affect our enjoyment of this beautiful place.

Took my 12 year old son and I here for the day. It was crowded but amazing. My son snorkeled around for hours and we both marveled at the natural beauty. It was a highlight in Tulum and one of my favorite days in Mexico. The pics say it all. The second side or opening is quieter, perfect to bring... More

Nice swimming, nice turtles and enough space to absorb the crowds. My two-year old son enjoyed playing with the dog in the cafe although he refused to get in the water, which was a little colder than expected!