open Cenotes

Beautiful open cenote with clear turquoise water surrounded by lush vegetation. Popular with locals and families. Features multiple swimming areas and cliff jumping platforms (3-5 meters). 2026: $8 USD. Bring water shoes for rocky areas.

Crystal-clear open cenote surrounded by lush jungle vegetation. Three separate swimming areas with a wooden platform for jumping. Features underwater caves for snorkelers. 2026: $10 USD. Less crowded than Gran Cenote. Great for families and those wanting to avoid the tourist crowds.

Iconic open cenote near Chichen Itza with hanging vines and cascading roots. One of the most photographed cenotes in Mexico. Features a grand staircase descending into the water. 2026: $10 USD. Perfect stop after visiting Chichen Itza.

Large open cenote with a natural garden feel. Crystal-clear water surrounded by tropical plants and rock formations. Features a 4-meter cliff jump, underwater caves, and a relaxing atmosphere. 2026: $10 USD. Popular with locals and families. Bring a picnic for the palapa areas.

Stunning open cenote with water lilies floating on the surface. The name means 'Water Flower' in Maya. Features crystal-clear water, underwater cave connections, and abundant aquatic life. 2026: $15 USD. A favorite among photographers and divers. Less crowded than Gran Cenote.

The crown jewel of Riviera Maya cenotes. Located just 5 km from Tulum, this open-air paradise features turquoise waters, stalactites, and connected cave systems. 2026: $25 USD entry. Arrive at 8 AM to avoid crowds. Biodegradable sunscreen ONLY - they check bags.