プライス
$25–$200
持続時間
4-6 hours from PDC (1-2 hours on site)
シーズン
Year-round; mornings before 11am beat the tour buses
良い
Everyone
予想
- Dos Ojos is part of the Sac Actun system, ~48 km south of Playa del Carmen (40-45 min drive) in the Dos Ojos ejido park
- Two connected sinkholes ('eyes') joined by a 400 m cavern snorkel line; famous Bat Cave section
- Walk-in entrance ~400-450 MXN (~$22-25) without guide; guided cavern snorkel extra
- Tours from PDC include transport, wetsuit/snorkel gear, flashlight and guide; many add lunch at a Mayan family restaurant
- Also a bucket-list cavern/cave dive site for certified divers (2-tank dives sold separately)
- Water is a constant ~24-25°C year-round; no fish-feeding, no sunscreen in water
- Private tours pair Dos Ojos with Gran Cenote or Tulum ruins
💵 価格チェック: Self-drive entrance ~$25; group tours $89-130; Viator private Dos Ojos + Mayan lunch $150-200 pp; 2-tank cenote dives $150-190
知っておきたいこと
Expect to pay between $25 and $200 USD per person depending on the operator, group size, and what is bundled in. For reference: Self-drive entrance ~$25; group tours $89-130; Viator private Dos Ojos + Mayan lunch $150-200 pp; 2-tank cenote dives $150-190.
Plan for 4-6 hours from PDC (1-2 hours on site). Times vary slightly by operator and pickup location, and hotel pickup adds transfer time at each end.
No — this runs year-round in Playa del Carmen. December–April brings the driest weather and biggest crowds; September–October is quietest with the best prices.
It suits first-timers, families, and groups alike — no experience needed.
Bring swimwear, water shoes, a towel, and a waterproof phone pouch — life vests are mandatory and included at most cenotes; regular sunscreen is prohibited in the water.
Cenotes are fed by underground rivers and are swimmable in any weather — rain actually thins the crowds.
This is one of the highest-demand experiences in the area — in high season (December–April and July–August) the good operators sell out days ahead, so book as soon as your dates are fixed.
Many operators include round-trip transport from Playa del Carmen hotels or a central meeting point on 5th Avenue; others charge a small supplement or are self-drive. We confirm pickup details with your booking request before you pay anything.
Dos Ojos is part of the Sac Actun system, ~48 km south of Playa del Carmen (40-45 min drive) in the Dos Ojos ejido park Two connected sinkholes ('eyes') joined by a 400 m cavern snorkel line; famous Bat Cave section Walk-in entrance ~400-450 MXN (~$22-25) without guide; guided cavern snorkel extra
ここから $25–$200 USD
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