Cenotes Riviera Maya
Cenotes Riviera Maya unique experience in the world immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters of underground rivers in the middle of the Mayan jungle!
Between Puerto Morelos and Leona Vicario, the Cenote Route offers a variety of tours and activities, including visits to cenotes, adventure parks, and ATV tours, zip-lining, and much more.
Cenotes offer the opportunity to swim in crystal-clear waters, explore caves, and enjoy nature in the midst of the Mayan jungle.
Duration: 4 hours.
Languages: Spanish, English and French.
Attraction of experience
- Protected natural areas.
- Small groups.
- Unique itineraries.
- Local guides.
Availability
Available daily at 2 times:
- 08:00 hours.
- 13:00 hours.
Aims of the experience
- Traveler leisure and knowledge.
- Environmental preservation.
- Activation of the local economy.
- Socio-cultural exchange.
Cenote Tour Price
49 USD
Price per person, minimum 2 people per reservation.
Improve your experience:
- ATVs USD 20 per person.
- Zip-lines USD 20 per person.
- Horseback riding USD 25 per person.
Add to your experience:
- Hotel pickup: USD 15 per person.
- Mexican lunch: USD 9 per person.
- Photography: USD 15 per person.
- Al completar su reservación se confirmar el nombre del guía e información de llegada al punto de encuentro.
Itinerario Cenote Tour
- Arrival at meeting point.
- Transfer to the protected natural area.
- Time to enjoy two types of cenotes.
- Additional activities such as ATVs and zip lines are available at an additional cost.
- Transfer to the meeting point.
Meeting point
7 Eleven Puerto Morelos located on the federal highway.
Includes
- Local guide.
- Entrance fees to the protected natural area.
- Entrance to the Cenote.
- Snacks and water.
- Relaxation area.
- Transportation from the meeting point to the Cenote.
Not Includes
- Photo and video (You can add this when booking).
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Lunch.
- Tips at the venues and for the tour guide are not included.
Cenote Tour Restrictions
- The use of sunscreen is NOT permitted.
- Minimum 2 people and maximum 6 people per tour.
- Not wheelchair accessible.
- No arrival with alcohol breath or inebriation (considered a no show without refund).
Recommendations
- Comfortable clothing and shoes.
- Hat or cap and sunglasses.
- Swimsuit and a change of clothes.
- Bring towel.
- Bring cash; not all establishments accept credit card payments.
FAQ about Cenote Tours in the Riviera Maya
1. What is a cenote?
A cenote is a natural cavity formed by the collapse of the ground, resulting in a natural pool of water, typically freshwater. They are common on the Yucatán Peninsula and are popular for swimming and diving.
2. What activities can be done on a cenote tour?
Cenote tours typically include activities such as swimming, diving, snorkeling, rock jumping, and cave exploration. Some tours may also offer ziplining and jungle hikes..
3. Do I need special equipment to swim in the cenotes?
Not necessarily. Many tours include the necessary equipment, such as life jackets, masks, and snorkels. However, it’s recommended to wear a swimsuit and sandals that can get wet.
4. Are the tours suitable for children?
Yes, many tours are family and child-friendly, but it is important to check specific tour recommendations, as some cenotes may have deeper or more challenging areas.
5. What should I bring on the tour?
We recommend bringing biodegradable sunscreen, a towel, swimwear, a water bottle, and comfortable shoes. It’s also advisable to bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery (make sure it’s waterproof if you plan to swim).
6. Is it safe to swim in cenotes?
Yes, swimming in cenotes is generally safe, but always follow the guides’ instructions and stay within designated areas. Some cenotes have currents or depths that should be considered.
7. How can I book a cenote tour?
You can book a cenote tour through local travel agencies, tourism websites, or directly at Riviera Maya hotels. Advance booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
8. When is the best time to visit the cenotes?
Cenotes can be visited year-round. However, early morning and late afternoon are usually less crowded and have more pleasant temperatures.
9. Are there specific cenotes you recommend?
Some popular cenotes include Cenote Dos Ojos, Gran Cenote, and Cenote Ik Kil. Each cenote has unique characteristics, so consider what interests you most.
10. What conservation measures are in place to protect the cenotes?
Many tours are committed to environmental conservation, promoting the use of biodegradable sunscreen and limiting the number of visitors to protect the local ecosystem.
If you need more information or specific details, contact us!
