Cenote Zacil-Ha

Based on the cenotes we visited while in Tulum this was the best for us as a young family (mom, dad, 7 year old & 1 year old). Nice facilities & plenty of ways to get into the cenote. There is a restaurant there to order food from & also two decent sized pools. Cost us about $50 USD to enter which we found was worth it.

Small cenote... but good jumps. There is a pool on sight as well with a slide. Food is made to order..but quite expensive...$$$ but without a doubt, pretty good. $3000+ pesos for a family of 4.. entrance..food and drinks... mandatory tip. If you want thrill seeking high jumps.. I recommend #cenote #delaspiedras Life vest are free rentals. Check out my review.

Entrance fee is 300 pesos per person. Cocktails are approx 200 pesos and beer 60 pesos. It's more of a swimming pool than anything. zipline wasn't available. We wouldve left immediately had they not had a bar. Staff were lovely. It is what it is and we could've skipped this, so if you're short on time give it a miss. But if you understand what you're going to see, it could be a nice afternoon. There was also a compulsory tip not mentioned on the menu. We usually tip anyway, but haven't been told it's mandatory before.

Amazing place with amazing staff. The food is also very good. We had fun here swimming and jumping in the fresh water. The pools were not of interest for us nor the other activities. Masks and life jackets are available to rent. The water is clear and amazing to swim in with lots of fish and a small cave. The water is fresh and chilly @24C, very refreshing. Highly recommended.

My family and I went 2 years ago and had a great experience. It’s small but incredibly beautiful. Entry price and food is reasonable and affordable. They have a cenote but also pools with a great water slide for kids. The cenote water is cold but it felt amazing in the July heat!!

Our driver recommended this Cenote as being a little off the tourist path and glad he did (shout out to Edgar) We could have spent all day here. The cenote is beautiful with clear fish filled water and beautiful views of the underwater caves. There are two platforms you can leap from. There is also a zip line you can fall from for 10 pesos. The surrounding area really blends with the jungle and has plenty of seating. Definitely rent a swim mask for 50 pesos or bring your own so you can really see everything. . There is a small restaurant and bar that serves local beer we recommend the Tulum beer. The staff is really helpful and friendly with many speaking English. There is also a safari tour we didn't try. Finally a nice little gift shop with good prices.

We were able to go when there was a break in the weather. Seemed like the place had lots to explore but the paths were closed due to paths being flooded. The cenote was very refreshing but we paid 300 mxn per person June 2024 which seemed a bit more expensive for it's size. Had zip line you also could do for 10mxn.

Very nice Cenote, water is Crystal Clear, there is a zip line to Jump into the water, there are bathrooms, pools and a lot of other services. A very beautiful place to enjoy nature