价格
$25–$99
期限 期限
1-2 hours on site; half-day as a combo stop
季节
Year-round
有利于
Families
期望什么
- 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
💵 价格检查 : Walk-in ~$25-28 entrance (one of the priciest cenote entrances); Tulum-ruins-plus-Gran-Cenote tours from PDC $79-120
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Expect to pay between $25 and $99 USD per person depending on the operator, group size, and what is bundled in. For reference: Walk-in ~$25-28 entrance (one of the priciest cenote entrances); Tulum-ruins-plus-Gran-Cenote tours from PDC $79-120.
Plan for 1-2 hours on site; half-day as a combo stop. 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 is one of the most family-friendly picks in Playa del Carmen; kids are welcome and child pricing usually applies.
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.
A day or two ahead is usually enough outside holiday weeks, and booking direct often lets you pick the exact departure time you want.
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.
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
调自 $25–$99 USD
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