予想
- Located on the Tulum-Coba road, ~50-60 min drive from Playa del Carmen
- Entrance ~500 MXN (~$25-28) paid on site, cash preferred; opens 8:10am-4:30pm
- Freshwater turtles commonly seen; semi-open cavern with stalactites
- Mandatory shower before entering; life vest rental and snorkel rental extra (~$5 each)
- No independent operator owns it — sold as a stop on Tulum ruins + cenote combo tours
- Small site, gets crowded 11am-2pm; go at opening
- Lockers and hammock areas on site
知っておきたいこと
日付を教えてくれ 利用可能性と最適な価格を 運営者と確認する 予約料金もマークアップ料金もない
- ✓ 多くのツアーで無料キャンセル
- ✓ 私たちに予め支払いはない 運営者に支払う
- ✓ 海岸に住む本物の人間
Photo: Dronepicr, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
モア cenotes
ここから $25–$200
Cenote Dos Ojos Snorkeling Tour
Snorkel the crystal caverns of world-famous Dos Ojos ('Two Eyes'), one of the longest underwater cave systems on earth.
ここから $8–$60
Cenote Azul + Cenote Cristalino
The cheap, local-favorite open-air cenotes 15 minutes south of Playa — cliff-jump ledge, shallow kids' areas, no tour required.
ここから $68–$135
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.
ここから $89–$139
Río Secreto Underground River
Helmet-and-headlamp wade/swim through a spectacular crystal cave system 10 minutes from Playa — the region's most jaw-dropping cave tour.
ここから $89–$250
Private Cenote-Hopping Tour (3-4 Cenotes)
Your own guide and van for a day, mixing cave, semi-open and open cenotes away from the bus crowds.