Cenote Azul Tours & Travel

Would 12/10 recommend for anyone looking for places off the beaten path. We loved the natural feel of this place and had such a relaxing afternoon. Other places in the area felt so commercialized, so this was a breath of fresh air. The staff spoke perfect English, but was willing to let me practice my Spanish. We stopped here on our way to Tulum, and will definitely stop in again next time we are in the area.

The entrance costs 120 pesos and you can find two small cenotes and one large one where you can do snorkeling and you will find a high place to jump.

It was so pretty 😍 and there was so many fish 🐟

Is very beatiful and very cristal waters only fun for o ly $120 mexican pesos

We came early and were the first to jump in, it was great! Water is so refreshing and it's awesome that there are two right next to each other. What's nice is they have restroom facilities and lockers which is nice for thinks you don't want to leave laying out. There's a tour that will guide you through the tunnel that connects the two but because of time constraints we just did the basic entrance. Heads up, they only take cash for tickets and gear rental. If you rent a snorkel or fins they ask for a deposit of 1000 pesos which you get back when you return it. Fortunately we had enough in us but our group of 4 had to pool resources to cover the deposits. We got it all back, but would have been nice to know ahead of time as there's nowhere to grab cash.