The cenote itself was very beautiful with lots of opportunities and places to take pictures. Only…read moredownside of this cenote: THE FISH. Be prepared for them to nibble on your feet the entire time you're in the water!!

This cenote's admission (MX200) included an optional life vest. The cenote sprawls so there are…read moremultiple access points and multiple little areas to find your own little sunny or shady spot to float around. Be aware of jutting rocks under you as you swim around. There is a small area roped off to jump from the ledge above if you dare!

If you go, don't bother putting on any sunscreen because you will need to thoroughly shower so you…read moredon't contaminate the Cenote and help keep the fish & nature alive. It cost $10 to go in. They have a few different cenotes but the biggest one is all the way to the end. One side is very deep, and the other is a bit shallower. I recommend taking water shoes there are lots of rocks that are very slippery. On the deeper end they have an area where you can jump down from a high area. We did jump it was fun. The water on the deeper end is so clear and beautiful and I recommend going to the caves on that side as well if you know how to swim. Also bring googles so you can look under the water and see the beautiful clear water and the fish down there.

This cenote' is not the typical deep hole in the ground, it is more of what I harken to a swimming…read morehole. Several pools with crystal clear water. As others have noted, no sunscreen or lotions are permitted to preserve the eco system. Bring your water shoes!! There are lots of areas when you can cut your feet. If you go to the last area, and sit down on the edge, take your shoes off and the fish will come to nibble at your feet.

Absolutely stunning open cenote. It's one of those places that make you take a step back and admire…read morenature and all of its beauty. It was pretty busy when we went, but there's plenty of space all around. You can tell the people who work here really care about the preservation of this space and wanted to take care of it. The guide was very nice and made sure we knew all of the safety precautions before getting in. There are a few entry points and areas to jump in. We left our stuff laying around and it was very safe. Definitely have snorkels ready so you can see all of the beautiful fish. Try and find the blue lobster!

Great price and generous conversion rate here. The Cenote is beatiful and not too busy the two…read moretimes i've been. The cliff jumping is also a huge plus.

This was the last Cenote that we were able to see, but this one definitely didn't disappoint. There…read morewere multiple open water holes which you could swim any in of them. The was the only Cenote that didn't require life jackets. But it was definitely one of the most overly populated Cenotes. But it didn't make it any less beautiful. definitely worth the small amount of pesos.

Bring cash & water shoes. Rocks are slippery and sharp, but it's absolutely worth going. Also…read morerecommend having the taxi that brought you pick you up.

Great Cenote! But please keep in mind that their are mosquitoes... a lot of them.. big ones…read more.. The cenotes themselves are beautiful! The water is... refreshing.. many opportunities for great photos... keep in mind that you cannot wear bug spray or sunscreen as it it harmful to the fish in the Cenote. They will ask you to rinse your body prior to entering the Cenote.. bring an underwater camera as the pictures are soooo beautiful underwater.. I recommend bringing snorkel gear because it is a site to see underwater. Enjoy!!

WOW! Amazing experience at a good price! $20usd gets you access to three centotes with two of them…read moreswimmable. The water was warm enough to swim in during December and the caves are astounding! Nice service and NO HIKE, the cenotes are 100 foot from reception. The best experience I had in the region!

If you've never been to a cenote the what are you waiting for? Cenotes are these underground rivers…read morethat are all over Cancun. A lot of them are lit for effect and if you've been to Xel-Ha or Xplor then you know that they can be majestic and grand, but sometimes all the kids splashing around and screaming can be a bit much. That's why I like these out of the way ones that don't have as many visitors, but they are calm and quiet. All the guides I've had at these places are ecologists who are protective of the environment and are constantly hitting home about how the bats, the trees, the rivers, and the soil have a symbiotic relation with the land, so this is a good way to learn how to appreciate nature.

Basically we were stood up. We drive to the cenote and the tall guide said come back at 3 for a…read moreprivate tour; but at 3 he was in Playa del Carmen. The lady let us walk back to the cenote and look for free.

Rated three stars for the natural beauty and good taste of burritos/beers, but not being able to…read moretake photographs or videos was very disappointing. We were unable to use our cameras because someone who worked at the cenote takes pictures of you when you first enter. This was very distracting, especially for the less experienced divers in our group who were already nervous. Would have liked to take a video later in the dive, after the commercial photographer had left. Overall, had a great diving experience here because of the divemasters with Bahia Divers and earth's natural formations, not because of the people running the cenote. The snack bar employee (who I believe was also the photographer) gave me my total in pesos and when I asked for my total in dollars, he just nodded and took my ten dollar bill without giving change. I still don't know what the beers really cost, so am unsure whether I was ripped off or got a deal.

Probably the most underwhelming snorkeling experience that I have had. This was my first time…read moresnorkeling in a lagoon and I was really excited because the water looked clear and beautiful on land. We came here with a tour guide around 11am in February, and the water was not only cold, but there were not many fish. When there were fish, it was the same type of fish over and over again. Maybe she just didn't take us to the right places, but I didn't see anything that excited me. I probably wouldn't want to come here again to snorkel. There are probably much better places for it!

Super fun experience. On a recent trip to Cancun for a wedding my friends and I decided to book an…read moreexcursion from our hotel and decided upon one that takes you to both a cenote and a laguna for snorkeling. Yal Ku happened to be the lagoon our guide took us to. Didn't get to explore the area too much but theres a parking lot, small changing rooms, bathrooms, and a small restaurant. Several other groups were there trying to snorkel at the same but it wasn't overly crowded. We first went and got our supplies...lifevests, goggles and fitted them. Once everyone was fitted we jumped into the water and were instructed to go to a certain area of the lagoon. Some areas had slightly poor visibility--I mean, it is a lagoon, can't expect too much. Some cool things I saw included this huge school of sardines swimming right next to me and some rainbow colored fish in another area. Almost didn't want to leave the water because I was so excited to explore. Made me want to book a snorkeling trip to an island asap... Anyway, when you do come out to the parking area, you might run into the ice cream man with those pinwheel crackers~get some!

Fantastic private tour of a wildlife sanctuary and beautiful cenote! My boyfriend and I stumbled…read moreupon Akumal Adventours as we were driving towards the monkey sanctuary and decided to stop in. Great price for a private tour! The tour was about 3-4 hours. Our guide was Alex, and he was absolutely wonderful! He drove us to the ranch where we spent time seeing all of the animals. He explained what the animals were, how they got to the wildlife sanctuary, and if they would be able to be released or not. It was an amazing and hands on experience. After the wildlife sanctuary, Alex drove us to a private cenote. We changed and jumped right into the water. We had the whole place to ourselves! He explained the history of the cenote and gave us so much cool information. We even got a little spa experience as we rubbed the calcium sediments on our skin. We were able to take pictures the whole time. The pictures that I've posted don't do the tour justice. Truly amazing experience and I highly recommend it to anyone!! Thanks Alex!

Wow this place was so amazing such a wonderful experience these guys were great and this place is…read moreabsolutely beautiful !!! Alex and angel were awesome !!! They informed us with a lot of history of the town and the whole tour was so much fun! These guys know what they are doing I can honestly say this one of the best places yet these guys really made my trip unforgettable especially with the beautiful cenote they have, and to top it off they speak many languages !!!

During our vacation in Playa Del Carmen we booked a private tour with Living Dreams for a morning…read moreexcursion to Telum. Daniel Alvarez was our tour guide. We were picked up on time in a nice big clean car. Daniel was very friendly and was giving us history and information about the area during our ride. We parked and got on a tram to the main entrance. We entered the ruins with no issues as Daniel had all our tickets already. We were able to walk all the grounds and Daniel gave us all the amazing history and was able to answer all our questions- even the ones about the wildlife. When we retuned to the car he had a cooler with cold towels and a big variety of cold drinks for us. The excursion included lunch at a place of our choice and we asked for Daniel's suggestion as we wanted something local and not a tourist spot. He took us for some street tacos that were amazing! He was also kind enough to stop at a store so we could grab a few souvenirs and a mango stand for some fresh mango. Daniel was amazing and we will definitely use Living Dreams again and will be asking for Daniel!

Such a great experience. Claudia was so knowledgeable as a guide and Charlie was a great driver. We…read moretoured the Mayan ruins, swam with turtles and explored a private Cenote. Claudia took care of everything so we didn't have to get our own tickets or wait in lines. If looking for a tour Living Dreams Mexico is an amazing option.