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Casa Cenote is located only 12 km from Tulum and 56 km from Playa del Carmen, on the beach side of the federal highway. Here below we will explain how to get there. It’s close to the Caleta Tanka and not too far from Yal-Ku Lagoon and Akumal beach.

It’s on the opposite side of Casa Cenote Hotel where you can find a diving center and a rocky beach which gives you the opportunity to spend some time in the Caribbean sea after you have swum in the cenote.

✔ Ecological Sunscreen and mosquito spray to wear only after you swim

✔ your own snorkeling gear since it’s expensive renting it there.

✔ swim suite

✔ some Mexican pesos in cash

✔ water ( better if in your water bottle)

✔ wet suit if you are usually cold in the water

✔ an extra swimsuit to change from the wet one.

INSIDER TIP – try to avoid weekends and be there early morning when they open if you want to avoid crowds. 

As usual, here we would like to include our prayers to help preserving the already fragile environment and contain the damage we inflict just by existing, as humans. Below are just some easy rules to follow in order to help the cause:

✅ Always take a shower before entering a cenote, when available. Just do not use any lotions before heading to a cenote, just in case the shower is not available.

✅ Don’t trash. Keep the place clean and if you see something that is out of place, pick it up.

✅ Don’t use any kinds of cream spray or protectors on your skin as it would contaminate the environment (even the so-called – eco friendly)

✅ Don’t be loud, other people may want to enjoy the place in peace and tranquility. Respect them.

✅ Sometimes the wind move around trash or previous visitors were not respectful. You can help keep the place clean by picking it up yourself and take it home.

✅ Don’t hang on to the stalactites or stalagmites or any roots 

✅ Just avoid any silly act that can damage the environment 

💚 If we appreciate the earth we will learn to respect it.💚

Casa Cenote is open from 9 to 5 every day.

150 MXN per person which includes life jacket.

250 MXN entrance fee + snorkeling equipment

Snorkeling gear is quite pricy (20USD) so we would recommend you bring your own.

Dispite being a small cenote there are quite a few things you can do:

✔️ swim around

✔️ snorkel

✔️ Kayaking on your own or on a tour

✔️ Paddleboarding on your own or on a tour

✔️ take a diving introductory class if you have never dived before, or enjoy diving in Casa Cenote like a pro.

✔️ take a swim in the Caribbean sea and enjoy the beach opposite the cenote (you can also snorkel there)

✔️ have a nice meal in the beachfront restaurant at Casa Cenote Hotel