Cenotes in Tulum

Unique semi-open cenote with three small openings in the ceiling (like eyes and a mouth, hence 'Calavera' or skull). Features a rope swing and diving platforms. Less crowded than Gran Cenote. Popular with Instagram photographers. 2026: $13 USD.

World-famous diving cenote - a deep cylindrical shaft with a narrow opening at the top. Sunlight creates a dramatic laser beam effect through the water. Depth of 40+ meters. 2026: $20 USD. For advanced divers only. The most famous cenote for cave diving photography.

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.

World-famous cave cenote and premier diving site. Two connected sinkholes with crystal-clear water. Features the famous Bat Cave and stunning underwater formations. 2026: $18 USD. Cave diving requires certified guides.

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.