Browse Cenotes in the Yucatán Peninsula

Chemax, Yucatán

Cenote Ghost, Xcatzin

Valladolid, Quintana Roo

Cenote Golondrinas

A cenote in the Felipe Carrillo Puerto area of Quintana Roo, in the heart of the Mayan zone. The region is described as having an abundance of cenotes and lagoons largely unknown to tourism.

From $80 MXN

Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo

Cenote Ha'

"Water"; part of the Xenotes tour by Xcaret near Puerto Morelos, Cenote Ha' is a semi-open cenote filled with lily pads and lush underwater gardens. The tranquil atmosphere and beautiful aquatic vegetation create an ethereal snorkeling experience.

Homún, Yucatán

Cenote Homún "Hool Kosom"

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

Champotón, Campeche

Cenote Ich Ha Lol Xaan

"Eye of the Flower"; a tropical eco-reserve in Hampolol, Campeche featuring two cenotes connected by a crystal-clear river with a long suspension bridge over the jungle canopy. Visitors can kayak from one cenote to the other or walk across the bridge for panoramic views.

From $100 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

Pisté, Yucatán

Cenote Ik Kil

Scenic cenote framed by verdant rock walls & threadlike vines, a popular spot to swim & snorkel.

From $150 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

Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo

Cenote Jardín del Edén

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

From $200 MXN