Cenote Zacil-Ha

Tourist attraction · Tulum ·

Cenote Zacil-Ha

Tourist attraction · Tulum ·

Crystal clear cenote with fish, zipline, restaurant, pools

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Coba, Carretera Federal 180 de Cuota Supermanzana km 8, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico Get directions

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"A small, shallow open cenote (around 10 feet deep) about 15 minutes from Tulum, this site offers clear water for swimming and snorkeling among fish and intriguing rock formations. Amenities include an on-site restaurant, changing rooms, restrooms, picnic areas, sun beds, palapas, and a wooden deck with steps into the water; a short zipline adds a splashy way to enter." - 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 Zacil-Ha

Snigdha M.

Google

Visited on 24.12.2026. This is a small but very beautiful cenote with crystal-clear water and plenty of fish, making it a lovely spot to swim and relax. Life jackets are available on request, which is great for those who prefer extra safety. There’s also a restaurant on-site, although we didn’t try the food. They have a zipline as well, but it comes at an additional cost. A swimming pool is also available, though it’s hard to imagine choosing it over the natural beauty of the cenote itself. Overall, a nice and peaceful place worth a visit!

Last Man S.

Google

One of Tulum's hidden gems! The Cenote is great for swimming. It is also popular with cave diver. Originally, it was known as Luke's Hope. Ask a diver there to tell you the story! There's a restaurant, bar, and excellent souvenir shop on site. There are even small accommodations that can be rented nightly. There's also a swimming pool that uses water from the Cenote to fill a modern pool.

Amy Kugali M.

Google

This cenote is small but so much fun! The fish swimming around are incredible so do bring goggles. Life jackets not required and there's a nice rope running the length of the cenote when you want to rest. The zipline is 10 pesos per ride (about $0.50). It's pretty high up, maybe 15 feet so probably more for teenagers and adults. 2 nice diving platforms. They also have pools and some other areas and life guards at all, but the main attraction is the cenote by far. Great time!!

Hannah Y.

Google

Loved this place! Super pretty, swimming pools nearby if the cenote is crowded, and the jumps are so fun!

Hannah Y.

Google

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.

Ruth H.

Google

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!!

lorddan5687

Google

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.

Adolfo M.

Google

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

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Cenote Zacil-Ha

Snigdha M.

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Last Man S.

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Amy Kugali M.

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Hannah Y.

Google

Loved this place! Super pretty, swimming pools nearby if the cenote is crowded, and the jumps are so fun!

Hannah Y.

Google

Ruth H.

Google

lorddan5687

Google

Adolfo M.

Google

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

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