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💎 Cenotes Casa Tortuga (4-Cenote Tour)
Guided small-group visit to four very different cenotes (open, semi-open, cavern) in one park just south of Playa del Carmen, with lunch.
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- Casa Tortuga is a private park near Tulum with 4 cenotes: Wisho, Campana, Tres Zapotes and Jaguar (mix of open-air, semi-open and cave cenotes)
- Hotel pickup from Playa del Carmen in A/C van included on most listings; ~35-45 min drive
- Snorkel gear, life vest and certified guide included; lockers on site
- Most tours include buffet or a-la-carte Mexican lunch at the park
- Small-group departures cap around 10-16 people; private options exist
- GetYourGuide sells a Casa Tortuga + zipline variant
- Cameras/GoPro allowed; biodegradable sunscreen only (standard cenote rule)
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- ✓ Ndị mmadụ n'ozuzu ha nọ n'ebe a
Photo: biajoe, CC BY-ND 2.0, via flickr
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