Cenote Escondido (Mayan Blue)
Tourist attraction · Tulum ·

Cenote Escondido (Mayan Blue)

Tourist attraction · Tulum ·

Clear lagoon for swimming, snorkeling, rope swing, fish

tickets across the street
cash only
goggles
packed lunch
dive tours
seating areas
quiet
jungle
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Mayan Blue Rd, 77762 Q.R., Mexico Get directions

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These Are the 14 Best Cenotes in Tulum, Mexico

"Situated less than three miles south of Tulum and sharing a single entrance with a neighboring cenote, this lush, picture-postcard sinkhole is great for swimming and snorkeling; adventurous visitors can use ropes to swing into the water, and there are benches for relaxing afterwards. The combined entrance fee for both cenotes is about 200 pesos (~$10)." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Cenote Escondido (Mayan Blue)

Jesse P.

Google
We visited both cenotes, Cristal and Escondido. You buy tickets from Cristal Cenote across the street, for both its 300 pesos per person. Escondido was a bit larger and more clearer water. We enjoyed our time there, was pretty quiet even for a weekend. Would recommend taking a car, scooter or ATV to Escondido from Cristal, since even if its walkable, it is a "long" walk.

Kirstyn K.

Google
300 per person (not locals) for entrance into 2 cenotes. The larger one is the Escondido across the street. Parking is very close and they have bathrooms. Very nice cenote with tons of fish and wildlife. They also do dive tours.

Jim

Google
Quite beautiful.. busy when left. Shame the sun didn’t come out so we could fully enjoy the blue brilliance.

Savannah

Google
I preferred Snote Crystal, but this one was also beautiful. This Snote had fish inside so if you have a snorkelling mask, bring it. The water was also very clear and there was a rope swing. They do have lots of seating areas so it would be a great place to pack a lunch and hang out for a few hours. We also saw a lot of people going, scuba diving here.

Last Man S.

Google
You have to buy tickets at the other cenote down the street. 300mx for both. This one is the better of the two and is deep and beautiful.

Sean P.

Google
Beautiful Cenote with lots of fish and turtles. I would recommend getting here right when it opens to avoid the crowds. You need to buy tickets across the street at the other Cenote (you have to buy tickets to both) it was 150 MX per person to get access to both cenotes. Lots of tables to sit and relax at. Don’t wear sunscreen in the cenote. I would recommend bringing goggles and a snorkel

Mark C.

Google
Recommend. Take goggles. And a packed lunch if you're planning to stay a while. Cenote Escondido is a long narrow lagoon, maybe 50m? V beautiful especially when the sun hits the water - it's so clear. So many small fishes. Very clean. Dec 2024 price for access to one cenote is €150. Access to both this and Cristal is €300 (CASH ONLY). I didnt get to Cristal. They close at 4.30pm I spent the afternoon here. So quiet and just lovely. You can change in the bathrooms which are well maintained. [Editing this while back in UK...and aching for some warm waters to swim in...it's bloody freezing here!]

Marco De P.

Google
Hidden paradise, worth the search was a bit uneasy to get the ticket and find the right street because Maps take you to a wrong turn. The water is great, fresh and clean. Little fishes swimming around with you and deep down caves where you can dive. Magic atmosphere into the wild nature, you can see that people take care of this Place and the price 150 pesos is well balanced. Relax there all day, have fun.