Browse Cenotes in the Yucatán Peninsula
Espita, Yucatán
Cenote Dzonotoch
Eco-reserve featuring a mud bath, underground river, and Mayan drawings.
From $150 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote El Pit
One of the most famous and challenging dive sites in the Yucatán, El Pit is a vertical cave cenote near Tulum that plunges to over 120 meters. At around 30 meters depth, divers encounter a dramatic halocline — a hydrogen sulfide cloud that creates a mirror-like effect on the water surface. A truly otherworldly experience reserved for experienced divers.
From $1500 MXN
Chemax, Yucatán
Cenote Fantasma
Known as the "Ghost Cenote" for its white stalactites and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
From $150 MXN
Homún, Yucatán
Cenote Hool Kosom
Enclosed cenote with a perfect circular dome opening; clear blue water.
From $100 MXN
Temozón, Yucatán
Cenote Hubiku
Underground swimming lake where a beam of light shines through a roof opening each day at noon.
From $200 MXN
Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
Cenote Ich-Ha
Also called "Ojo de Agua"; a small, quiet cavern perfect for a peaceful swim.
From $250 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Itzamna
Swimming hole with crystal clear waters & a zip line, plus restroom facilities & snack areas.
From $150 MXN
Tulum Municipality, Quintana Roo
Cenote Jailhouse
A legendary cave dive site near Tulum named for its proximity to an old prison. A challenging and technically demanding site reserved for expert cave divers with full certification.
From $300 MXN
Yalcobá, Yucatán
Cenote K'ax Ek
Deep cavern with incredible rock formations and a very narrow entry.
From $100 MXN
Tulum, Quintana Roo
Cenote Kalimba
A specialized cave-diving entry point near Tulum with narrow, winding passages. Requires a full cave certification and a qualified guide. Known for its challenging tunnels and intricate underwater geology.
From $300 MXN
Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
Cenote Kin Ha
A deep cave cenote with a hole in the roof and stunning blue water with light beams.
From $400 MXN
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
Cenote Kukulkán
Cenote Kukulkán is a cave dive site along the Riviera Maya corridor between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, named after the feathered serpent deity of the ancient Maya. The cenote features a narrow entrance that opens into a large underwater chamber with a prominent halocline. It is a popular site among Tulum-based dive operators for cavern and cave-certified dives.
From $1000 MXN