Was there at 9am when they open, paid 450 Pesos each, had a great time. No Credit Cards accepted at the entrance. Bring: Watershoes or strap-on sandals, lots of walking over rocks Optional: a snorkel. They provide lifejackets and facemasks, but no snorkels. Bring a waterproof…
We were very frustrated by this place when we first went and they didn’t take visa so make sure you TAKE CASH to get in. We had to go back a second day. They also defy to give us the WiFi code that first time so we couldn’t contact our lift and had to sit outside for 3hrs. The…
Easy to get to/from - just flag down a collectivo that passes right by the front entrance.. Pay at the front desk, change into your bathing suit, get your snorkel mask and life vest, put your belongings in a locker (they provide a key), and wait for a guide to bring your small…
The four cenotes were great and well worth the admission price. However, the guide just took us to each one and made sure we navigated them safely. A little insight, history, or fun facts would have made the experience excellent. The restaurant on site was excellent!! I…
We picked this over Dos Ojos at the recommendation of our cabbie. It was pretty good; 400 pesos for entry and equipment with a tour of 4 lovely Cenotes. I don’t know if this the best, but the water was fresh and clear. There were other tourists but we did go at 4 PM, so we knew…