Gran Cenote

Great place to go with Your children’s, you can see turtles, fishes, bats in the cave. Before take the stairs to get into the water, there is like a garden only grass, so you can relax and take sun after take a swim. For 30 pesos you can rent a locker, so you can save your stuff.

Absolutely. Worth. The. Admission. One of my favorite experiences while in Q. Roo. An amazing cenote that is very popular, costs 300 MXN ($15) but I went early on, brought my own snorkel, used the provider life jacket and rented a locker - I lost track of time thanks to all it has to offer! Make sure to explore while there. The turtle zone is fun but what about swimming w turtles back in the caves while snorkeling? There's two different openings here. Check them both out!

Amazing cenote with tons of small turtles swimming around and sunbathing on the rocks. You can swim into small caves and see bats on the ceiling of the inside areas. When you are done, you can lay on the sun to dry up in the grassy area. No food or drinks for purchase. Go early as they make you get out of the water around 4:30pm and it closes at 5pm.

I enjoyed my time at Gran Cenote. Beautiful facilities and the workers are nice. They will not accept the smallest tears in money so make sure your bills have no defects.

Fantastic experience! Super close to Tulum beach and the water was even clearer than I thought it would be. 300 pesos. About $15 US Dollars. Worth it for a cenote experience close to town. Bring your own snorkel, its worth it.