Gran Cenote, Tulum

Really gorgeous and well maintained cenote. They recently raised the price to 500 pesos ($25) but the property is very well taken care of. Get there at 8 so you're first in line when the doors open at 8:10. The water is pleasant and crystal clear. Swim with turtles, birds and bats in the caves.

We came there at around 14:00, it wasn’t very crowded, there was still sun and the color of water was beautiful. Yes, it’s too expensive, yes, they make you wash your hair, which is super annoying and doesn’t make any sense unless you came back from the sea. But it’s still worth it. It’s not that you see something like that every day. Of course, there are plenty of other beautiful cenotes in the area, but this one is definitely worth a visit. Take your own towels and snorkel. They do give them, but I wouldn’t want to use the one that other people put in their mouths before. Grab a go-pro if you have it. I just used my iPhone for underwater photos, even without a case or a rope. There are turtles, fish, bats and iguanas. There’s a grass area where you can chill and sunbathe. I have a 4 because the price is too high.

500 pesos including snorkel gear. 30 pesos for locker. Able to see lots of turtles and bats in the caves which was incredible. Light filtering through the trees and on the rocks was really cool to look at. We got there at 8:10am when it opened and had the place to ourselves for maybe 15 minutes. Didn’t get crowded on our Friday morning 😊

Beautiful cenote. Maybe one of the best in the area. Turtles, birds and fish everywhere. :) clean and organized. Free snorkeling equipment. Entry cost $25 USD (500 pesos). Very Expensive. 30 pesos for lockers and you can leave your ID for free snorkeling equipment,

Beautiful large cenote, the water is crystal clear and has multiple species of selfish swimming around the entire time. There are also some turtles swimming around that you can see. Definitely worth the visit. The best cenote in the area in my opinion