Browse Cenotes in the Yucatán Peninsula

Tecoh Municipality, Yucatán

Cenote Noh-Mozon

Tulum, Quintana Roo

Cenote Nohoch Nah Chich

Part of the record-breaking Sac Actún–Nohoch Nah Chich underwater cave network — at one point the longest mapped underwater cave in the world. Located near Tulum, this cenote is a bucket-list destination for certified cave divers. The pristine caverns feature stunning geological formations and near-zero visibility disruptions.

From $2000 MXN

Kopomá, Yucatán

Cenote Osito

"Little Bear"; a small, shallow cenote ideal for a quick refresh.

From $50 MXN

Progreso, Yucatán

Cenote Pajaros

Yalcobá, Yucatán

Cenote Palomitas

Vivid pool in an underground cavern, with sunlight breaking through a roof covered in stalactites.

From $180 MXN

Eknakán, Cuzama, Yucatán

Cenote Papakal

A wide cavern with several levels of stalactites and easy stair access.

From $50 MXN

Abalá, Yucatán

Cenote Peba

Shallow cavern with clear water; features fossilized shells in the limestone walls.

From $50 MXN

Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo

Cenote Pequeño Hermano

Clear-water sinkhole lagoon surrounded by forest, with scuba diving through submerged caves.

Tulum, Quintana Roo

Cenote Pet Cemetery

Named for the ancient animal bones (extinct tapirs and camelids) found on the cenote floor, Cenote Pet Cemetery near Tulum is a fascinating archaeological dive site. Its clear water and historical remains make it unique among Tulum cenotes.

From $400 MXN

Homún, Yucatán

Cenote Polol

Remote cave cenote with impressive rock formations and bats.

From $50 MXN

Homún, Yucatán

Cenote Pool Uinic

Semi-open cenote with an on-site pool; famous for night swimming.

From $70 MXN

Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo

Cenote Popol Vuh

Community-managed rustic site; simple, natural, and very affordable.

From $150 MXN