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Casa Cenote, Tulum

4.2

#4 of 23 in Nature in Tulum

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Just 10 minutes from downtown Tulum, Casa Cenote boasts a natural open cavern fed by water that flows into the Caribbean Sea. Nestled above a large underground cave system and set in a scenic mangrove forest, the cenote offers a picturesque place to escape the heart. Swim in the vibrant turquoise water of the cenote, meandering among the mangrove trees, while millions of small tropical fish swim around you and colorful birds sing in the trees. Rent snorkeling or diving equipment to further explore the basin, its diverse wildlife, and a network of hidden underwater coves. It couldn't be easier to arrange your visit to Casa Cenote and many more Tulum attractions: make an itinerary online using Inspirock's Tulum day trip planning site .

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Casa Cenote Reviews

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• By diverdavey

  Just back from diving here and subsequently cancelled the rest of my Cenotes diving for this trip. Yes there is an entry fee to all of the divable Cenotes which typically covers parking and washrooms,...  more »

• By rhortonk

  Evil staff threw rocks at a Labrador wearing a neckerchief with pumpkins on it. Gutted that we had to give him money to go into the cenote. Don't go here. There are much better cenotes near by.  more »

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• By Jasper Wilson

  Pretty cool spot, and the guides are friendly. Don't expect to spend more than an hour here unless you really love swimming around. There isn't abundant wildlife, but the caves are pretty neat. If it is an easy trip for you and you can get there early I would recommend this cenote. If not, you might be better off going to the beach or a less popular cenote.

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• By Brandon Fasan

  Was great. Really cool to actually see the opening of the Cenote to the ocean. Also cool to have a little lazy river type area to swim snorkel scuba and or kayak around.

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