cenotes tour puerto morelos

Mayan Experience

Cenote tour.

A Life Experience

Mayan experience cenote tour.

What will we be doing?

• Visit a local wood carver’s compound located in the middle of the jungle, get to know the work of the traditional artisans and take home a unique handcraft., Supporting the local Mayan community is always nice =)
• Get to the Balneario Jade Maya, a local recreational center built thanks to the support of travelers like you =)
• Experience a guided nature walk through the Mayan jungle surrounded by beautiful birds. Learn about the Mayan medicinal plants and the history of the gum industry and its effect on the wildlife and jungle.
• This is the “Indiana Jones” part! We will explore a dry cave with amazing mineral formations.
• Swim in a breathtaking million-year old cenote, surrounded by large stalactites and underwater stalagmites with crystal clear blue water.
• Meet the neighbouring children artists and local honey makers and take home real natural honey from the jungle!
• End your day at Grandma’s place together with her charming Mayan family, learn how to make your own traditional “tortilla” and enjoy a delicious Yucatecan lunch prepared by the family.

For $2400 mexican pesos you get a full day tour including guides, lunch, transportation and entrances. For booking or any questions  just get in touch with us! The cool part! By being part of this tour you are also helping the local Mayan community. Many families now enjoy the new swim club thanks to you! Check out  “Balneario Jade Maya”

Get ready for a full day trip! . Sun hat and walking shoes . Camera . Towel, swimming suit and a dry change of clothes . Extra pesos if you feel like getting some unique handcrafts home (this is also a great way of giving back to the local community of X Can) . Bug repellent

We take off around 8:30 am from Cafe Layla , 2 av Rafael E Melgar, Puerto Morelos. We are open for breakfast from 8 am, if you wanna grab some coffee before the ride. Our destination : Xcan village – Choj Ha Cenote, Yucatan. Ending point around 5:30 pm at Cafe Layla.

Our tour goes on every Thursday from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm all year long (except September) I prefer another day of the week, is that possible? Of course! We have private tour options with a minimum 4 people at $2400 mexican pesos per person. Get in touch with us and we’ll organize it together.

Kids usually love the adventurous side of this trip, just bear in mind it’s one hour and a half drive to X Can and there is some walking and swimming involved. You know your family better than anyone, so feel free to contact us for any specific doubts or requirements.

Yes! Do let us know in advance if you have any dietary issues so that we can make the necessary adaptations.

We are always open to adapt to your special needs. Please contact us with any specific questions. Just fill out the form and we get back to you.

Of course. If you prefer to book a tour to share with just your friends and/or family that is an option. The price per person is $2600 mexican pesos, just get in touch with us to arrange it.

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Robin came to Puerto Morelos more than 10 years ago and absolutely fell in love with the place. 

Since then, other than building and managing Layla Guesthouse, he has immersed himself in the rich and vibrant ancient mayan local culture. 

This gives him the perfect advantage to show the best Puerto Morelos has to offer,

 All comprised in the one-in-a- lifetime Mayan Experience Cenote Tour.

Contact Robin through any of the following available means for more info about the tour + reservations. 

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Cenotes Puerto Morelos

A cenote is a deep natural pit, or sinkhole, characteristic of Mexico, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Especially associated with the Yucatán Peninsula, and some nearby Caribbean islands, cenotes were sometimes used by the ancient Maya for sacrificial offerings. The term derives from a word used by the low-land Yucatec Maya, “Ts’onot” to refer to any location with accessible groundwater.

List of Cenotes in Puerto Morelos

Cenote kin ha..

You are in One of the most unique natural wonders of the Riviera Maya are the cenotes, these are created by an underground river system and are fresh water sink holes considered to be sacred. Enjoy the best ATV tour… More

Entrance fee $7 USD

Cenote Boca del Puma

The perfect combination of local culture and the Mayan tradition. Begin this adventure in the jungle with a bike ride to the historic town of Central Vallarta. The unique history, stories of the jungle and… More

Entrance fee $10 USD

Cenote Chilam Balam.

Welcome to Chilam Balam your place for an excitement ATV ride, in a natural enviroment. You can enjoy the nature, and end the ride in a lovely cenote(sink hole), where you can take a dive, swimming or snorkeling around… More

  Cenote La Noria.

This place is part of the “Tres reyes(3 Kings)” group, located next to the ranch “La bendicion de Dios(God blessing)”. Many people come here to dive, because it has 18 meters deep and 47 meters of diameter…. More

  Cenote Las Mojarras.

Nice sinkhole in the Riviera Maya, Puerto Morelos, Cenote Route. Located to the left of the road, just 12.2 Km from highway Cancun-Tulum. The natural wonders of the Riviera Maya are countless, but some of the most unique to the area are the cenotes… More

  Cenote Siete Bocas.

This cenote located at the entry of the settlement of Head office(Plant) Vallarta is in his type one of the must wonderfull since the rocky formations that give his form date back to million years, in the exage it is believed… More

  Cenote Verde Lucero

Drive west on the Central Vallarta road approximately 18.5 kilometers from Puerto Morelos. Accessibility: Easy walk from where you park your vehicles. You walk down some stone steps to a lower tier and you find a set of wooden steps that… More

  Cenote Zapote

This open cenote, lagoon type, which is approximately 120 feet in diameter and is wide open. The water is green, cool and transparent with small fish. To enter the cenote you may use the steps, or to add to the fun we… More

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Cenotes Puerto Morelos

• Puerto Morelos Info

Near Puerto Morelos, a small town in the Caribbean of the Yucatan Peninsula, you will find incredible places, surrounded by nature that are unique in the world. On the highway that connects Puerto Morelos and the town of Leona Vicario, there is a corridor of approximately 35 km known as the “Ruta de los Cenotes”, it has more than 60 cenotes Puerto Morelos where you will find a wide variety of activities.

How to get to la ruta de los cenotes Puerto Morelos?

The Ruta de los Cenotes is five kilometers from Puerto Morelos and approximately 40 kilometers from Cancun. Traveling through this entire area could become difficult if you do not have your own transportation, so we suggest you rent a car, hire a taxi or hire a a tour that shows you the main Cenotes in Puerto Morelos and its surroundings.

In the cenotes you can do a wide variety of activities both to relax and have fun, you will find activities for the whole family. The main activities are:

• Scuba Diving
• Bungee jumping
• Horse riding

If none of these activities is to your liking, you can also just swim and relax in the middle of nature, in addition to many cenote you can find restaurants or souvenir shops.

Take into account that the vast majority of cenotes have an entrance fee and if you want to do some extra activity, you will have to pay for it. We recommend buying the packages that include transportation and entrance to the cenotes Puerto Morelos, as they will help you save time and money.

Puerto Morelos Cenotes

Best cenotes in puerto morelos.

1.Cenote Las Mojarras

This is the most important cenote in the entire region, it is especially at km 12.2 of the route of the cenotes, its name is assigned to the proportion of mojarras that inhabit the site and that it was put by the same inhabitants of the place. This cenote is open, although very deep, in this cenote you will have the possibility of doing activities such as horseback riding and camping, its value is $125 MXN for children and $100 for adults and that it has inside in addition to the entrance to the cenote , the use of the diving tower and the zip line.

2.Chilam Balam

The Chilam Balam Cenote is a space for an adventure tour, a true natural environment, where you can enjoy nature on the Mayan jungle tour and finish the tour in the quality and transparent waters of a beautiful cenote. In the cenote you can dive and examine the interior, swim or snorkel, as well as cool off and contemplate the excellence and jewel of this gift of nature. The cost varies between $100-$250 MXN.

3.Cenote Verde Lucero

It is located at km 17 of the Ruta de los Cenotes road. It is an open-air cenote, which makes it easy to see its beauty and the diversity of colors that the water achieves in relation to the time of day. The cenote is a crystal clear pool and the maximum depth is 20 meters. The occupations that you can do are snorkeling, zip lines and it has two natural interfaces for diving, one 3 meters high and the other 7 meters precisely. The Price is $150 MXN.

4.Cenote Boca del puma

This amazing park has two cenotes, zip lines, bike and ATV tours, as well as horseback riding, climbing and rappelling. Here you will also have the opportunity to understand the history and preparation of chewing gum. In addition, there is a circuit of seven zip lines with an approximate length of 700 meters which reach an agility of 30 km/h, here you will also have the possibility of enjoying ATV rides, rappelling, horseback riding, for example, the regular value of the entry is 300 MXN.

5.Cenote Siete Bocas

It is a semi-open cenote. Its name is given by its seven vents, some of them connected to each other, which makes it easy for you to swim from one to another while you enjoy watching the roots of the trees fall in search of water. The entrance fee is $300 MXN for adults and $250 MXN for children. Eight kilometers away from the Siete Bocas cenote you will find an open cenote, which you can reach by bicycle or ATV.

6.Cenote Zapote

It is inside the park of the same name “Parque Cenote Zapote” is 52 meters deep and is unique in its kind thanks to its spectacular mineral formations known as “Bells of the Underworld”, stalactites that were born underwater. To observe them, it is a requirement to dive and have a certification that proves that you are a professional diver, since it has a great depth. The park has two other cenotes called Abuelo Che Che and Las Palmas; You will also find a zip line, bicycle tours and ATV circuits. The value is $650 MXN. One of the best options is to hire a tour that includes transportation and entrance to the place.

In the direction of Leona Vicario is the La Noria cenote, located precisely at kilometer 20 of the route, to reach it you must walk precisely 1.5 km of dirt path. It is possibly the largest of the cenotes route, with precisely about 18 meters deep, in this cenote you will have the possibility of doing activities such as zip lines and ATV rides, the entrance fee is $100 MXN.

8.Cenote Kin Ha

It is located at km 20 of the Puerto Morelos – Leona Vicario highway. This unique cenote is part of a system of underground rivers and its name in Mayan means “sun and water”. The Kin Ha cenote has a diameter of 40 meters and a depth of 50, making it ideal for diving training, free diving and cave diving. Photons from the sun filtering into this body of water create a beautiful light show. Deeper you have the possibility of seeing incredible stalactites. The occupations that you can find in this cenote are kayaking, zip lines, temazcal, snorkeling and diving. The entry value is $350 MXN

9.Reserva Toh

This reserve is dedicated to carrying out activities for the conservation of the environment, it is located at kilometer 19 of the route near this reserve you will have the possibility of seeing its fauna in which there are deer, monkeys and birds toh, a cedar plantation red which is at risk of extinction, the reserve has precisely three cenotes, some of the occupations that you will have the possibility of using in the reserve are meditations and night walks, the entrance is priced at $270$ MXN.

10.Selvática

This amazing adventure park gives you different occupations such as bungee jumping, swimming in a cenote, a circuit of ten zip lines, all-terrain transport tours, a human roller coaster, which will test your most adventurous spirit.

Cenotes opening hours

Most of the cenotes located on the cenote route are open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I recommend that you check the cenotes you want to visit in advance and check their hours.

What to bring to visit the cenotes?

If you go to the route of the cenotes it is necessary that you take with you, a swimsuit, a towel, a hat to protect you from the sun, fresh clothes, biodegradable and effective sunscreen

Additional features:

• Water shoes
• Waterproof cover
• Waterproof bag or dry bag

KAY TOURS MEXICO

Snorkeling puerto morelos & 3 cenotes + 5 zip-lines, snorkeling in puerto morelos.

Join us for a fun day out for the whole family on our tour to Puerto Morelos. Located between Playa del Carmen and Cancun it is just a 25 minute drive from either destination.

Highlights include the Ruta de Los Cenotes and visiting the National Marine Park of Puerto Morelos, which we consider

THE BEST SNORKELING EXPERIENCE

the Riviera Maya has to offer.

Family Vacation - Cenotes Puerto Morelos

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Ruta de Los Cenotes

We begin the day snorkeling in the national marine park of Puerto Morelos, enjoying the shallow and colorful reef formation, and its marine life. Next to the beautiful coral formations, many times we encounter stingrays, sea turtles, starfish, lobsters and more.

Then it’s time for a cenote tour! We take you deep into the forest of gum trees along the Ruta de Los Cenotes, Puerto Morelos. Here we will explore cenotes and get the blood pumping on the zip-lines, rope swings, and jumping off platforms.  In total, we will visit three cenotes and have optional 5 zip-lines through the treetops of gum trees.

Free Cancellation

Up to 24 hours in advance

Pickup at your Hotel or Vacation Rental

Round-Trip Transporation included

Full Flexibility in a private Excursion

Customize your experience as you wish

FULL DAY private

PRIVATE  Tour: Snorkel Puerto Morelos + 3 Cenotes + 5 Zip-Lines + Lunch

Tour Details & Highlights:

Recommended tour start at 07:00 a.m. (+/- 1 hour)

Travel duration to Puerto Morelos approx. 30 min

Early morning snorkel tour

NO OTHER TOURS IN THE WATER AT THIS TIME

no heat, now crowd, best for your photos​

Swim in a 3 different cenotes

Enjoy 5 zip-lines and jump into cenotes

Hammocks available for non-zip-liners​

Enjoy the typical regional food fresh prepared

Learn about the area and culture​

Duration of this tour is approximately 8 hours

Available every day except on Monday

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What's included:

✅ Your personal bilingual host

✅ Certified driver and fully insured vehicle with a/c

✅ Pickup & drop off at your hotel/vacation rental

✅ Private Round-trip transportation and vessel

✅ Parking, entrance, and all other fees

✅ Snorkel gear, life jackets, private boat

✅ Hammocks available for non-zip-liners

✅ Fresh prepared traditional Mayan lunch

✅ Water, soda, beer, snacks

SNORKEL ONLY 

Private Snorkeling tour in Puerto Morelos

3 x times a day -  Mornings / Mid-day / Afternoon

The Reef Park of Puerto Morelos is known for its shallow and colorful reef formation, and its marine life.

We offer snorkeling twice at two different locations at the coral reef. The boat ride is less then 10 minutes and you will be two times 40 minutes in the water enjoying the rich marine life Puerto Morelos has to offer.

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THE BEST puerto morelos cenotes

Those looking for Cancun cenotes are most likely going to discover the Puerto Morelos cenotes, as there are no cenotes central to Cancun. Puerto Morelos is the place to go for a quick day trip from Cancun.

Puerto Morelos is an elegant coastal town on the Yucatan peninsula, in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. The cenotes in Puerto Morelos are famous around Mexico due to their close proximity to both Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Just one accessible road called ‘La Ruta de Los Cenotes’ (the Cenote Route) houses all of the best Puerto Morelos cenotes.

Making the cenote route an easy day trip from cities nearby and visitors are able to see many different Puerto Morelos cenotes all on the same trip. However, if you are wanting to sit back and let somebody else do the driving? Check out these Puerto Morelos cenote tours below ! 

There are also plenty of beautiful accommodation choices in Puerto Morelos if you are deciding to steer clear of the Cancun and Tulum hustle. Click here to get a map overview of the hotels. 

A QUICK HISTORY OF PUERTO MORELOS

First occupied by the indigenous Maya people from the ninth century, they inhabited the area around what is today Puerto Morelos until the coming of the Spanish conquistadors in the fifteenth century. Puerto Morelos  takes its name from Jose Maria Morelos, a nineteenth-century leader of the Mexican independence movement.  The archaeological remains of the town can be found within the grounds of the Botanic Gardens Alfredo Barrera Marin.

Puerto Morelos’ modern life began in the 1920s when it was a village of wooden homes owned by fishermen dotted about a single road. A hurricane in 1967 named Behula tilted the town’s short lighthouse to the angle you can find it in today. Although its functions were replaced with a newer, straighter version, the stout square lighthouse with its drunken angle has since become a symbol of the town.

Lapped by the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea in an area known as the Riviera Maya, Puerto Morelos is just 36 km from the resort city of Cancun and its international airport in Mexico’s far south. It is now home to roughly 10,000 people. The oldest part of the town, the Antiguo Puerto Morelos, is separated from other parts of the municipality by a series of mangroves and has developed from its origins as a small fishing village into a refined neighborhood of private homes, hotels, and restaurants.

La Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos

La Ruta de Los Cenotes Puerto Morelos, or the Route of Cenotes, is one of the best areas in the Yucatan in which to experience the magic of cenotes. More than 100 cenotes dot the jungle on either side of the Puerto Morelos Ruta de Cenotes for several kilometers. There are even handy maps on the road into Puerto Morelos detailing their locations, so it’s not hard to find a few cenotes you’ll love. Here, we highlight some of the most interesting sinkholes you can find along La Ruta de Los Cenotes Riviera Maya.

Best PUERTO MORELOS cenotes for swimming

Cenote verde lucero.

Surrounded by steep walls draped with jungle foliage, Cenote Verde Lucero is reached by a set of stone and wooden steps. The average depth of 10 m makes it suitable for all sorts of adventures, from swimming and snorkeling to jumping too. Snorkel the emerald green waters and discover the underwater garden of lilies.

cenote kin ha

Follow the Ladders that lead down to a wooden platform and you will discover the crystal blue waters of Cenote Kin Ha. Kin Ha is a great example of a cave cenote. A magical place, natural light pierces holes in the rock roof amid staggering rock formations that have developed over millennia. Great for cooling off after a big day in the sun. Bring your snorkel mask to explore and appreciate this place better. 

Photo by : Carol Choqueti

cenote siete bocas

There are seven different entranceways or mouths that are all part of the one Cenote Siete Bocas. Each of these holes or openings are accessed with stairs or ladders, while there is also plenty of places to jump into the cenote. Bring your swimming costume and a picnic and make a day of it among the jungle scenery.

Photo by : Enrique Abed

Best PUERTO MORELOS Cenotes for relaxing

Cenote la noria.

Cenote La Noria was only recently discovered by the landowners who survived a hurricane which revealed an opening to the underground cenote. La Noria has a main opening with a steep wooden staircase leading down onto a platform at water level, complete with zip line and rope swings. There is another entrance to the same cave which is a bit more adventurous, you can climb down a small hole carved out of the stone and once you reach the cave you can jump in and swim back to the wooden platform in the center of the cenote. Aboveground there are spaces for hammocks and lounge chairs for picnics. They also offer zip lining through jungle and mountain bike tours. 

LEAST CROWDED Cenotes in PUERTO MORELOS

Cenote popol vuh.

Requiring a 1.7 km walk through the jungle, there’s no better-hidden gem than cenote Popol Vuh. Found in the heart of the jungle, offering a chance to disconnect from the distractions of everyday life. You won’t find a WiFi connection here, and the only electricity comes courtesy of the sun’s rays. Here you can find a restaurant, BBQ rental, camp or even stay in their hotel like accommodation. 

Photo by : Cenote Popol Vuh

cenote Las Mojarras

The Cenote Las Mojarras is one of the largest, and therefore best cenotes in Riviera Maya for swimming, at 65 meters in diameter. It also reaches a depth of 14 m. Looking uncannily like a human eye from above, it has two zip-lines, and two towers for jumping into the cooling waters. Lifejackets and locker rooms available, along with picnic areas and parking. If you don’t want to swim, the park also offers other activities such as an ATV tour and Horseback riding tours. 

Photo by : Loma Bonita Cancun

Family-friendly cenotes PUERTO MORELOS

Cenote zapote.

Cenote Zapote is an eco-park which is home to 3 cenotes! Cenote Zapote, Cenote Palmas and Cenote El Abuelo Che Che. If 3 cenotes aren’t enough to keep the family entertained how about a bike ride or zip line. What is super interesting about Cenote Zapote is that explorers found the bones of a sloth from the last ice age which was about 10,000 years ago. This place is also one of the coolest dive sites for advanced divers. Nicknamed ‘Hells Bells’, Cenote Zapote is home to some unique stalactites that hang from the ceiling in the shape of bells. 

Photo by : Jeana Young

CENOTE Boca del puma

The action-packed list of cenotes Riviera Maya tours and activities on offer at the Cenote Boca Del Puma Ecopark, such as zip-lining and riding all-terrain vehicles, means the family will never get bored. What’s more, snorkeling kit and life jackets are included in the entrance price.

Photo by : Erick Martín Del Campo

Unique to the Yucatan peninsula, cenotes are fantastic places to relax and cool off whether you have a day or a week in the region. With a route dedicated to its cenotes, Puerto Morelos is one of the best places in the Riviera Maya region to explore these otherworldly formations.

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Check out these awesome jungle tours within the Puerto Morelos Cenote Route!

Puerto Morelos Resorts

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Cenote Tour Puerto Morelos: with Fun Horseback Ride and ATV (5h)

🇲🇽 Mexico Riviera Maya Cenote Tour Puerto Morelos: with Fun Horseback Ride and ATV (5h)

The Cenote Tour Puerto Morelos is a daring adventure in the Caribbean Paradise ! Horseback ride through lush forests, followed by a fearless ATV trip in the jungle. Encounters with wildlife and challenging ziplines await. Top it off with a refreshing dip in a hidden cenote. Come with us and create unforgettable stories to tell for a lifetime!

• Ride horses through scenic forest roads at El Rey Polo Club.
• Connect with majestic horses, suitable for all riding levels.
• Experience an exhilarating ATV adventure through the jungle with a guide.
• Conquer thrilling treetop ziplines and bridges.
• Refresh in a stunning Mayan cenote.

The Cenote Tour Puerto Morelos will leave you with a heart full of thrill and wonder. Our trip begins at El Rey Polo Club , where you’ll become a modern-day explorer, riding horseback through dusty forest roads, surrounded by nature’s lush embrace. No matter if you’re an experienced rider or a first-timer, this is your chance to connect with these majestic creatures.

But the excitement is just beginning. We’ll take you to the Extreme Adventure Park for a high-octane ATV ride. With your trusty guide leading the way, delve deep into the jungle, where you’ll encounter the region’s vibrant flora and fauna. Keep your eyes wide open for monkeys swinging from the trees and toucans soaring through the sky as you navigate rugged dirt trails.

As if that’s not enough, prepare to test your mettle on our thrilling ziplines and interactive bridges. Your balance and bravery will be put to the test as you soar through the treetops. And when you’ve had your fill of adventure, refresh yourself in the crystal-clear waters of a natural Mayan cenote – a hidden gem with its stunning blue waters inviting you to zipline, cliff jump, or descend its stairs.

As the day ends, and after a trip full of amazing moments, we’ll take you back to your accommodation.

How is this tour different?

Authentic    how this tour provides an actual image of the destination, life, and practices of the host community..

Our trips are designed to offer an authentic and immersive experience, where travelers can engage with local communities, learn about their customs, and connect with their values. We believe in the power of cultural exchange and strive to create opportunities for meaningful interactions.

A tour with impact   ? How this tour positively affects the destination and local communities on economic, socio-cultural, and environmental dimensions.

The tour perfectly aligns with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 15 (Life on Land) by promoting eco-friendly horseback exploration and ATV rides through the jungle, fostering a deep connection with nature.

Additionally, the emphasis on the responsible enjoyment of natural cenotes aligns with Goal 14 (Life Below Water), contributing to the preservation and sustainable use of aquatic ecosystems. This tour embodies the spirit of eco-tourism, blending adventure with environmental consciousness for a thrilling yet sustainable experience.

Other   ? Other advantages this tour offers to travelers.

Just sightseeing and fun: no visits to tourist shops & restaurants, short pickup times. Ideal for small groups: the costs are fixed and the price/person varies slightly based on the number of participants in the booking. Flexibility: adjust the program and route to your interests or extend the duration for an extra fee.

• This is a group tour : you will participate with other travelers.
• The price per person is fixed and doesn't depend on the number of participants you are booking for.

Local Expert Guides

English-Spanish bilingual guide service.

Transportation

Hotel pick-up and drop-off in a vehicle.

Horse riding; ATV ride; zip line and visit a cenote.

Accommodation

Accommodation is not included: find the one exactly for you.

Personal expenses

Flights are not included: check our partner deals .

Travel insurance is not included: find insurance tailored for you.

Cancellations

This and most of our 1-day tours can be canceled up to 48 hours before the departure (see cancellation policy for more info).

Frequently asked questions:

How to book.

To reserve the tour, please choose the date and complete the booking form. Once finished, you will receive a booking confirmation in your email.

How can I contact the tour organizer?

You can find the contact phone number and email of the tour organizer in the confirmation email.

Can I talk to someone?

Except for the information on this page, you can see full terms & conditions from each tour organizer before completing your booking.

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Cancellations & Modifications

To cancel or modify your booking, please contact the Organizer directly using the email or phone number provided in the booking confirmation. Cancellations and modifications are subject to availability and the approval of the Organizer in accordance with their booking terms and conditions, which are made available to you during the booking process.

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Cenote and Puerto Morelos Experience Tour

Description

Discover the mystical wonders of the Mayan cenotes and a visit to the beautiful town of Puerto Morelos on this half-day adventure from Riviera Maya or Cancun.

Led by an experienced bilingual guide, you'll explore an open cenote surrounded by the jungle and enjoy a variety of activities including zip-lining. Treat yourself afterwards with a buffet of regional cuisine. We'll then head to downtown Puerto Morelos for some free time shopping and wandering the streets of this charming town before returning to your hotel. Itinerary: Transfer to cenote park. Welcome briefing and explanation of activities. Time to change and safety briefing. Swim and explore the open cenote. Regional buffet lunch - chicken, potatoes, rice, beans, pasta, salad bar, chips, sauces. Beverages included. Time to change and prepare for departure. Transfer to Puerto Morelos. Free time in Puerto Morelos. Return transfer to hotel

What's included

• Roundtrip transportation in AC van
• Bilingual guide
• Admission to cenote park
• Lockers, showers, restrooms
• Regional cuisine buffet lunch and soft drinks
• Visit to Puerto Morelos with tequila tasting
• Travel insurance and taxes
• Souvenirs, Pictures
• Gratuities (optional)

What to bring:

• Comfortable clothes, sunglasses, a hat swimsuit, towel, extra t-shirt, biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent and cash for tips and souvenirs.

Additional information

• Basic swimming skills required.
• Not recommended for guests with severe health conditions or pregnant women or people unable to handle moderate physical activty.
• Guests under influence of alcohol can not participate.

Pick-up Information:

• Pick up is available for hotels located in Cancun and Riviera Maya. Exact time of your pick-up will be sent by email after booking.
• In case we dont have pick-up for a specific hotel or location will be sent you the nearest meeting point where pick-up is available

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Ruta de los Cenotes: Best Cenotes in Puerto Morelos

While cenotes in Tulum are amazing, and cenotes in Valladolid are quieter and fascinating, there’s nothing like Ruta de los Cenotes in Puerto Morelos.

Puerto Morelos cenotes are very off the path, many of them undiscovered and various still appear to be not very touristy despite the cenotes having zip lines, swings and other fun things people might like.

I’ve been hunting cenotes in Mexico for years now and in fact, during my recent visit I discovered that my photos from a few cenotes in Puerto Morelos are actually printed out and put on a poster there, so you might see some of these photos of me on the way when you go 😉

Check other cenotes in the area:

Best Cenotes in Tulum

Best Cenotes in Playa del Carmen

Best Cenotes in Valladolid

How to Get to Ruta de los Cenotes?

Ruta de los Cenotes is a road into the jungle in Puerto Morelos, but the road is fully paved. You’ll see a big sign on the highway.

Puerto Morelos is a smaller town between Cancun and Playa del Carmen . Visiting those cenotes can be easily done on a day trip from Playa del Carmen , Cancun or even Tulum .

There are no collectivos, so you either need to rent a car , take a taxi (but that’s pretty pricy as your driver will have to wait), or book a tour (only applies to some cenote visits).

The only other way of visiting the area without a car is by taking a Xenotes tour. They will take you to 4 different cenotes types for activities like zipline, snorkeling, kayaking and you get to see bits of everything. These cenotes aren’t usually open to the public outside of these tours, so it’s a very fun experience.

While you could hire a taxi to drive you around it would cost you way more as the taxi would need to wait for you while you’re at cenotes.

IMPORTANT: At the cenotes in Mexico, you’ll be asked to swim without any lotions or creams on your skin at all, as can poison fish, sea plants, and other delicate marine life. You also must take a quick shower before entering the cenote.

You will live after being exposed to the sun for a bit, but you’ll live. Sadly, other creatures will not survive if you infect their natural habitat with sunscreen. However, you can get biodegradable sunscreen  at some cenotes.

Please note: all prices are in Mexican Pesos (MXN). Prices increase all the time, so please keep in mind that it might be slightly higher. Be prepared.

1. Cenotes 7 Bocas

One of the first cenotes you’ll see on the highway and often a spot for group tours. It’s a complex of a few cenotes, some for snorkeling and cliff jumping while others are for diving.

While popular, I honestly think there are better options of cenotes in Puerto Morelos.

Cenote 7 Bocas Entrance Fee : 400 MXN. Cenote 7 Bocas Op ening Times : 9 AM to 5:30 PM daily.

2. Cenote Ich-Ha (Cenote Ojo de Agua)

Cenote Ich-Ha looks pretty unimpressive at first, but fear not – it’s amazing!

Ojo de agua cenote has multiple jumping spots with smaller openings (there’s also a ladder to get down), but once you get in you’ll be amazed by the clear waters and semi-open tunnels.

Cenote Ojo de Agua Entrance Fee : 250 MXN. Cenote Ojo de Agua Op ening Times : 9 AM to 4 PM daily.

3. Cenote Boca del Puma

Boca del Puma is a cenote complex of 2 cenotes (one open cenote and one cavern cenote). You need to visit it with a guide as it’s deep in the jungle, then spend some time at Cenote Agua Escondida which is part of the complex.

Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by a few friendly wild spider monkeys. Ziplining is included in the price and you can also take ATV trip. The actual Boca del Puma cenote is dark and incredible, but there’s also a second cenote with a zip-line, places to sit and shallow parts for kids.

I was surprised how much I enjoyed this cenote.

Cenote Boca del Puma Entrance Fee : 400 MXN. Cenote Boca del Puma Op ening Times : 9 AM to 5 PM daily or by reservations recommended.

4. Cenote Zapote

Cenote Zapote is another eco-park with multiple small cenotes in the area, which means there are other activities included in the price as well as food and tequila tasting. Cenote Zapote is accepting guests by reservations only , otherwise, you might be waiting a while.

Cenote Zapote Op ening Times : 9 AM to 6 PM daily

5. Cenote La Noria

La Noria is a cenote on the road of cenotes close to Puerto Morelos. It’s a great cenote for diving as it’s very deep, but also you can swing inside a cave that I haven’t seen in any other cenote.

There’s also a floating platform at the center of the cenote, so you can swim to reach it and float.

Cenote La Noria Entrance Fee : 200 MXN. Cenote La Noria Op ening Times : 9 AM to 4 PM daily.

6. Cenote Sol y Luna

Cenote Sol y Luna is one of the party cenotes. If you’re into fun spots to jump from, music, bar and hammocks to use. Surprisingly, when we visited in the morning there was absolutely no one else at the cenote so we had it all to ourselves.

The water in the cenote is surprisingly warmer than elsewhere and the color is amazing. There’s also a small waterpark with a few slides, temazcal place, and lounge chairs. For an extra 50 mxn you can rent a hammock.

Cenote  Sol y Luna Entrance Fee : 350 MXN. Cenote  Sol y Luna Opening Times : 10 AM to 5 PM daily.

7. Cenote Verde Lucero

Verde Lucero is an open cenote with various small caves that you can explore and use some floaties. Like the majority of cenotes in the area of Puerto Morelos, it has a zipline and a cliff for jumping. The whole scenery look very jungle like so you’ll surely enjoy it!

Cenote Verde Lucero Entrance Fee : 250 MXN for 4 cenotes Cenote Verde Lucero Op ening Times : 9 AM to 5 PM daily.

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Saturday 2nd of September 2017

The Ruta de los Cenotes in Puerto Morelos is so nice... Cenotes Zapote and Cenote Kin Ha spectacular. Nice blog, congratulation!

Wednesday 9th of November 2016

I loved the photos! You should also go visit Los 7 Cenotes, I went there last month and the cenotes were amazing, here is the website https://www.xperiencia7cenotes.com Its close to Merida

• Cenotes in Puerto Morelos – A Must-Do Tour for the Entire Family

If you’re looking for an adventure off the beaten path during your trip to Mexico’s Caribbean coast, then you don’t want to miss out on a cenotes in Puerto Morelos tour.

These hidden natural wonders are unique to the Yucatan Peninsula and are a must-see for any nature enthusiast. If you’re heading to Puerto Morelos soon, check out our blog of all of the other fun things to do in Puerto Morelos .

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How Much Time Do You Need For The Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour?

This tour takes around 3-4 hours , which is enough time for you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax and take in the beautiful surroundings and wildlife. 

Just be sure to reach the meeting point at the local 7-Eleven before the 8 am departure time (unless mentioned otherwise). 

How Much Does The Cenotes Tour Cost?

This guided private tour costs around $3,415 Mexican Pesos ($180 USD) per person.

Is Transportation Included?

Transport to and back from the cenotes is included however you’ll have to make it to the meeting point on your own. 

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

You can get a complete refund if you cancel 24 hours in advance . However, any requests made after that won’t be entertained.

What’s Included In The Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour?

A full day of adventure, including:

• Entry tickets to the La Ruta de los Cenotes
• Transport to and back from the cenotes
• A multilingual guide
• Bicycles for the trail leading to the cenotes

What To Bring For The Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour?

A few things you should bring with you for the cenotes in Puerto Morelos tour include :

• Swimsuit: A swimsuit is a must-have for any cenote tour, as you’ll want to take a dip in the refreshing and crystal-clear waters of the cenotes.
• Towel: Be sure to bring a towel to dry off after your swim and to use as a cover-up when you’re out of the water.
• Sunscreen: The Mexican sun can be really intense if there’s not enough cloud cover, so be sure to bring along sunscreen with a high SPF to protect your skin.
• Insect repellent: Most cenotes are located in wooded areas, so don’t forget to bring insect repellent to protect yourself from mosquito bites.
• Water shoes: You’ll probably have to navigate slippery rocks and uneven surfaces, so it’s a good idea to wear water shoes or sandals with a good grip to avoid slipping and injuring yourself.
• Cash: Some cenotes may charge additional fees for certain activities or equipment rentals. It’s always a good idea to have some cash on hand.

What Languages Are The Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour In?

The tour guides were well-versed in English, Spanish, French, and German .

Who Is This Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour Operated By?

This particular tour of cenotes in Puerto Morelos is operated by a company called “Gills Bioexperiences” . They offer a wide variety of eco-tours and have hundreds of positive testimonials on the internet.

How Many People Are On The Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour?

The exact number depends, it’s best to confirm with the operator in advance.

Reviews Of This Cenotes In Puerto Morelos Tour

As of this post, this tour has a solid 5-star rating online , and it’s truly worth it, in our opinion. We booked this tour last minute, and we’re so glad we did. 

We loved being able to see such a unique part of the Mexican landscape and culture and would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Puerto Morelos.

Here’s what a few other reviewers online had to say about this cenotes in Puerto Morelos tour:

Answers to the Top 10 FAQs About Cenotes in Puerto Morelos

• What are cenotes?

Cenotes are natural sinkholes that occur in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock, exposing the groundwater beneath. They are unique geological formations and have played an essential role in the area’s history and culture.

• How were cenotes formed?

Cenotes in Puerto Morelos, like those in other parts of the Yucatan, were formed over thousands of years. Rainwater seeped through the porous limestone, dissolving it and creating underground caverns. Eventually, the caverns’ roofs collapsed, creating the iconic sinkholes we see today.

• Are cenotes in Puerto Morelos safe for swimming and diving?

Yes, cenotes are generally safe for swimming and diving, provided you follow proper safety guidelines. Always swim or dive with a certified guide or instructor, wear appropriate safety gear, and follow the specific rules of each cenote.

• What are the most popular cenotes in Puerto Morelos?

Some of the most popular cenotes in Puerto Morelos include:

• Cenote Verde Lucero
• Cenote Zapote
• Cenote La Noria
• Cenote Kin-Ha, and
• Cenote Mojarras.

Each cenote offers unique features, such as crystal-clear waters, diverse marine life, and stunning stalactite formations, making them popular destinations for tourists and locals alike.

• What is the best time to visit Puerto Morelos?

The best time to visit Puerto Morelos is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to April. During this time, there is less rainfall, making it more enjoyable to explore the cenotes and the surrounding areas.

• Do I need a guide to visit cenotes?

While not always required, hiring a local guide is highly recommended when visiting cenotes in Puerto Morelos. Guides have extensive knowledge of the area, can ensure your safety, and can provide valuable information about the cenotes’ history, geology, and ecology.

• Are there any restrictions or rules when visiting cenotes in Puerto Morelos?

Yes, there are some general rules and restrictions when visiting cenotes:

• Do not touch or damage the stalactites, stalagmites, or other formations inside the cenotes.
• Use only biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent to protect the delicate ecosystem.
• Avoid littering and dispose of your trash properly.
• Follow the specific guidelines set by each cenote, such as no jumping or diving from certain heights.
• How do I get to the cenotes in Puerto Morelos?

Cenotes can be reached by rental car, taxi, or through guided tours. Some cenotes are located along the “Ruta de los Cenotes,” a road that connects several cenotes, making it convenient for visitors to explore multiple sites in one trip.

• How much does it cost to visit cenotes in Puerto Morelos?

Entrance fees for cenotes in Puerto Morelos vary, ranging from $5 to $30 USD per person, depending on the cenote’s popularity and amenities. Additional costs may include equipment rental, guided tours, or transportation.

• Can I participate in snorkeling or scuba diving activities at cenotes in Puerto Morelos?

Yes, many cenotes in Puerto Morelos offer snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities. It’s essential to have prior experience or take a guided tour with a certified instructor to ensure your safety and protect the delicate environment within the cenotes.

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Discover the Route of the Cenotes in Puerto Morelos

By: Author Graciela Zamora

Posted on Published: February 22, 2022

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The Route of the Cenotes is a paradise where nature manifests in all its splendor and that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Located on Puerto Morelos, the well-known Route of the Cenotes houses several natural and adventure parks; as well as more than 60 cenotes , where in addition to snorkeling, diving, and kayaking, you can do fun activities such as zip lines, ATV, or all-terrain bike tours, bungee jumping and horseback riding.  

Where is the Cenote Route?

It’s located near Puerto Morelos, 25 minutes by car from Cancún or from Playa del Carmen. If you’re traveling from Cancun, take the federal 307 Highway in the direction to Playa del Carmen. Once you pass Puerto Morelos, you’ll find the detour to Leona Vicario. Access can be somewhat complicated if you don’t have your own vehicle, so we recommend renting a car or hiring a taxi, making sure that the service is round trip, or better yet, doing it through a tour that includes transportation .  

Here are some of the cenotes that you can not miss if you plan to visit this mystical place:  

Cenote Zapote

It is located within the park of the same name – Parque Cenote Zapote – it’s 170 feet deep. It is unique due to its incredible mineral formations known as “Bells of the Underworld,” which are stalactites that grew underwater. If you want to see them, diving and having an expert diver certification is necessary because they are at great depth. The park has two other cenotes called Abuelo Che Che and Las Palmas; you will also find a zip line, bike tours, and ATV circuits.  

Cenote Siete Bocas

Siete Bocas is a semi-open cenote. Its name is due to its seven vents, some of them connected, which allows you to swim from one to another while you delight watching the roots of the trees fall in search of water or admire the stalactites. Five miles away from the Siete Bocas cenote, you will find an open cenote, which you can reach by bicycle or ATV.  

Cenote Kin Há

It is a cave-shaped cenote that is an excellent place to dive, 130 feet deep and crystal-clear waters. Remember also to visit the open cenote Blanca Flor that is only one kilometer away and where you can slide on zip lines, or if you are more intrepid, launch yourself from an impressive tower 46 feet high.  

Cenote La Noria

If you like camping, in this park you can do it. At 60 feet deep, it is perfect for people who simply want to immerse themselves in the refreshing waters of a cenote. Here you can also fly over its impressive jungle through a zip line circuit or travel by land driving an ATV.  

Cenote Las Mojarras

It is the largest cenote of the Route of the Cenotes, 220 feet in diameter. Here you can fly over the water on its 2000 feet zip line or tour the majestic Mayan jungle by ATV.  

Cenote Verde Lucero

It is a beautiful open cenote. Slide on its zip line and contemplate the emerald-green color of its waters or practice your best dives jumping from one of its platforms.  

Cenote Boca del Puma

This incredible park has two cenotes inside, zip lines, bike, and ATV tours, as well as horseback riding, climbing, and rappelling. Here you can also learn about the history and elaboration of chewing gum.

Theme and Adventure Parks

Among the theme and adventure parks that you will find along the Route of the Cenotes are: Selvatica and Xenotes . In these parks, besides knowing the different types of cenotes in the area, you can do snorkeling, diving, and kayaking. You can do fun activities such as zip lines, ATV or all-terrain bike tours, bungee jumping, and horseback riding.  

Essential Things to Know Before you Visit:

• Bring a swimsuit, towel, sunglasses, cap or hat, fresh clothes and preferably wear shoes for water.
• Before diving into any of the cenotes , try to eliminate from your body any chemicals (body creams, sunblock, makeup, deodorants, etc.).
• If you are going to use sunscreen or repellent, make sure it is biodegradable.
• Most cenotes are open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; however, we recommend that you always check in advance.

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Cenote Zapote: Puerto Morelos Adventure Tour Guide

Cenote Zapote is an Ecopark located in Puerto Morelos, Mexico along the famous “Ruta de los Cenotes.” 

I recently got to visit Cenote Zapote on the Puerto Morelos Snorkeling and Cenotes Tour with Kay Tours Mexico. 

It was a full day adventure tour starting with snorkeling at the Puerto Morelos reef, followed by ziplining and visiting 3 different cenotes at Cenote Zapote Ecopark.  

About the Cenote Zapote Tour

The Cenote Zapote Puerto Morelos tour is one of the most unique Riviera Maya tours and a great tour option from Playa del Carmen. 

Not only do you get to visit Cenote Zapote Ecopark, but you also get to snorkel at the Puerto Morelos reef, which is considered one of the best snorkeling spots in the Riviera Maya . 

Cenote Zapote is a less well known Playa del Carmen attraction but is an incredibly fun Riviera Maya cenote tour where you can explore 3 different cenotes and experience 5 different ziplines. 

Where is Cenote Zapote?

Cenote Zapote is located near Puerto Morelos, Mexico , which is about 30 minutes north of Playa del Carmen. 

The ecopark is located along the Ruta de los Cenotes, which is an old road between Puerto Morelos and Valladolid.  

Cenote Zapote Tour Itinerary

Here’s an overview of the tour itinerary:

• Pickup Time: 7:00 AM
• Travel to Puerto Morelos (30 minute drive)
• Arrive to Puerto Morelos port and board boat
• Early morning snorkeling tour of Puerto Morelos Reef (2 different locations)
• Travel to Cenote Zapote Ecopark (30 minute drive)
• Visit 1st Cenote – Overwater zipline
• Zipline Tour (5 different zip lines)
• Visit 2nd Cenote – Deep Open Cenote
• Visit 3rd Cenote – Underground Closed Cenote
• Travel to Playa del Carmen (30 minute drive)
• Drop Off Time: 3:00 PM 

Approximate duration: 8 hours

Snorkeling in Puerto Morelos

The first stop on the tour is snorkeling in Puerto Morelos.  You’ll board a small boat to visit the Puerto Morelos reef, which is considered one of the best places to snorkel near Playa del Carmen. 

The snorkeling in Puerto Morelos was very impressive, and we got to see loads of colorful corals, fish, and marine life.  For me, the highlight of the snorkeling tour was swimming with sea turtles.

Cenote Zapote Ecopark

The second stop on the tour is Cenote Zapote Ecopark, which is about a 30 minute drive from Puerto Morelos. 

Cenote Zapote is a large cenote park and is named after the Sapote fruit trees, which can be found in the area.

Once the tour van is parked, you’ll walk between the cenotes Zapote and ziplines.

First Cenote

The first Zapote cenote you’ll visit on the tour is a large open cenote with an overwater cenote zipline. 

This is a just a makeshift rope zipline, where you hold onto the triangular handle and drop into the cenote pool. 

This cenote was one of my favorites that we visited and it will definitely give you a rush!

Cenote Zapote Ziplining

After the first cenote, you’ll head to the ziplining course.  Once outfitted in your harness, you’ll ascend tall wooden stairs to the first platform. 

I have to say the zipline system at Cenote El Zapote was very sophisticated compared to some of the other countries where I’ve ziplined. 

It’s equipped with a smooth braking system so you don’t have to worry about stopping – all you have to do is enjoy the ride! 

The zipline course was really fun and you even get to go upside down if you choose. 

Second Cenote

The second cenote on the tour is really impressive – it’s an open cenote with a high jumping platform and underwater cave system below. 

If you’re brave enough, you can jump into the water, or walk down the stairs to the lower platform. 

The cenote water is freezing but it’s a beautiful place to swim or float.  You’ll definitely want to bring a rash guard or swim shirt to stay warm. 

Lunch is included in the tour and you’ll get to enjoy it at a large outdoor pavilion with long wooden tables. 

Most tour food that I’ve had is less than stellar, but I have to say the food we ate was amazing! 

You’ll be treated to authentic Mexican tacos, beans, rice, and best of all handmade tortillas.  The lunch is served by Mexican women so you can really get a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine.  

Third Cenote

The last cenote that you’ll visit on the tour is an underground cave like cenote. 

It has steep steps that descend into a dark cavern full of stalagmites and stalactites.  You can swim or float in the water in the cenote cave if you wish. 

What to Bring on the Tour

Below are a few items I would recommend bringing on the tour.  If you want to take your own pictures, you’ll definitely need a GoPro or waterproof camera that can be fastened to your wrist or body. 

You’ll be doing a lot of water activities and with the ziplines you don’t want to risk having your items fall. 

• GoPro or waterproof camera
• Biodegradable sunscreen
• Water Shoes
• Change of clothes
• Money for tips

Cenote Zapote Tour Cost

The cost for a small group tour with Kay Tours Mexico is $145 USD per person with a 6 person minimum and the tour is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 

If you’re interested in Puerto Morelos snorkeling only, the price is $59 USD per person, and the tour is offered on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 11:00 AM. 

Keep in mind the price of the tour includes:

• An experienced tour guide
• Roundtrip transportation including hotel pickup
• All entrance and park fees
• Authentic Mexican lunch
• Professional quality photos from the entire day

Cenote Zapote is such a fun place to spend the day, especially for adventurous thrill seekers. 

If you’re interested in visiting other Playa del Carmen cenotes , check out my guides to visiting Cenote Eden , Cenote Cristalino , and Cenote Azul . 

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Allison Sicking is the founder of Viva La Travelista. After moving to Playa del Carmen, Mexico in 2018, she created her travel blog to empower others to travel safely and confidently in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries. Using her Spanish language skills and expertise in Mexico travel, she is passionate about teaching others to travel Mexico like a local.

Cenote Zapote Eco-park: Puerto Morelos Adventure Tour Guide

Cenote Zapote is a historic Eco-park located in Puerto Morelos, off the Riviera Maya, Mexico coast. The park is situated along the famous Ruta de Los cenotes, a popular tourist destination for those looking to experience the natural beauty of Mexico.

The Cenote Zapote offers visitors the chance to explore underground caves, swim in crystal clear waters, and learn about the history and ecology of the region.

Visitors can take part in guided cenote tours of the caves or go on their adventure and explore the many nooks and crannies of this unique ecosystem.

Cenote Zapote Tour

The Cenote Zapote tour is the most exotic in Riviera Maya and will please travelers from Playa del Carmen.

In addition to visiting Cenote Zapote Ecopark, you can snorkel at the Puerto Morelos reef, considered one of Mexico’s best snorkeling spots.

The Cenote Zapote is lesser-known, but that offers lots of fun in the cenote, where you can explore 3 different cenotes and 5 different zip lines.

Where is Cenote Zapote?

Cenote Zapote in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, located a half-hour’s drive from Playa del Carmen. The park is located along the old road between the cities of Puerto Morelos and Valladolid.

Cenote Zapote Tour Itinerary

Below is an overview of the itinerary to the Cenote Zapote.

• Pickup Time 7 AM.
• Head to Puerto Morelos (a 30-minute drive)
• Arrive at the port of Puerto Morelos and board the boat
• Early-morning snorkeling tour of Puerto Morelos Reef (2 locations)
• Travel to Zapote Ecopark (a 30-minute drive).
• Visit the first cenote overwater zipline.
• Zipline (5 different zip lines)
• Visit the second Cenote (Deep Open Cenote)
• Visit the third Cenote (Underground Closed Cenote)
• Reach Playa del Carmen with a 30-minute drive
• Drop Off Time: 3:00 PM 

Snorkeling in Puerto Morelos

The first thing is snorkeling in Puerto Morelos. You will reach the Puerto Morelos reef on board a small boat. It is a great place to snorkel near Playa del Carmen.

The scuba diving in Puerto Morelos was incredible; we could observe different types of corals, fishes, and life underwater . The most memorable part of the dive was the encounter with sea turtles.

Cenote Zapote Ecopark

For the next stop, you’ll be taken to the cenote Zapote Ecopark, a 30-minute drive from Puerto Morelos.

Cenote Zapote is a large cenote park named after the trees called Sapote that can be found in the park.

Once the vehicle has been parked, you will walk between the cenotes Zapote and zip lines.

First Cenote

The first Zapote cenote you’re about to visit is a large open-air cenote with an overwater cenote zipline. 

This is a makeshift rope zipline, holding onto the triangular hand and falling into the cenote pool. 

This cenote is one of the favorites that I introduced to you, and it will give you a good ride!

Cenote Zapote Ziplining

After you’ve completed the first ziplining lesson, you’ll head to the rope course. Once equipped with the harness, you’ll ascend tall wooden stairs to the first platform.

I have to say the zipline system at Cenote El Zapote was considerably more modern than others in Latin America.

It has a durable braking system, so you can enjoy the ride without worrying about stopping.

The whole zipline course was fun; you could go upside down if you chose to.

Second Cenote

The second cenote is outstanding and has a high jumping platform and a cave system below.

If you are fearless enough, you can dive into the water or walk down the stairs to the lower platform.

However, the cenote water is very cold to swim in or float in. You’ll want to bring a rash guard or swim shirt to keep warm while you’re there.

The lunch I ate has not impressed me in the least, but I have to praise what we ate.

You’ll be treated to a taco feast, beans, rice, and homemade tortillas. Mexican women serve the lunch so that you can taste authentic Mexican food.

Third Cenote

The last location of the tour is a dark cave similar to cenotes. It has steep steps going down into a pool full of stalactites and stalagmites. You can swim or float in this pool if you wish.

What to Bring on the Tour

Watch for these specific items during the tour. There are a lot of waterproof cameras and GoPros on the market that you may want to bring along.

You’ll be taking a lot of water activities, so it’ll be good to have a waterproof camera that can mount around your wrist or shoulder.

• Swimsuit according to your size
• A big size Towel
• GoPro or a waterproof camera for underwater photography
• Biodegradable sunscreen
• Rash Guard from UV protection
• Water Shoes
• A pair of clothes to change
• Some money for tips

Cenote Zapote Tour Cost

It costs $145 per person with a minimum of six people and is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

If you wish to engage in watersports in Puerto Morelos, the price is USD 59 per person and is provided on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11 AM.

Consider the price of the tour includes:

• An experienced guide (English and Spanish Language)
• Transportation (including hotel pickup)
• Lunch (Authentic Mexican Food)

In conclusion, the Cenote Zapote Ecopark is a great place to visit if you’re looking for an adventure. The trip was very informative, and the scenery was beautiful. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a fun and educational experience.

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Cenotes in Puerto Morelos

Discover and explore the best cenotes in puerto morelos.

Puerto Morelos is a nice town located between Cancún & Playa del Carmen, here is located the Cenotes Route one of the best areas for experiencing cenotes , explore several eco-parks, taste yucatecan snack and take a guided bike tour, atv, horseback riding and zipline. If you are an explorer and adventurer, you can’t miss out on enjoying this extraordinary road, we are sure you gonna love it!

Cenotes en Puerto Morelos

Los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos representan una de las maravillas naturales más impresionantes de la Riviera Maya, invitándonos a explorar el corazón cristalino de la península de Yucatán.

He tenido el privilegio de conocer estos espejos de agua dulce, donde cada visita nos revela un mundo subacuático lleno de paz, belleza y misterio.

Te invito a descubrir los cenotes más espectaculares de la Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos a través de esta guía, dedicada a compartir contigo todo lo que necesitas saber para disfrutar de estos tesoros naturales: desde su formación geológica y biodiversidad, hasta consejos prácticos para planificar tu visita.

¿Qué es la Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos?

La Ruta de los Cenotes es un corredor ecoturístico destacado en la Riviera Maya, cerca de Puerto Morelos , ofreciendo acceso a más de una docena de cenotes naturales.

Estos cenotes en Puerto Morelos varían en forma, desde amplias piscinas abiertas hasta profundas cavernas sumergidas, y son parte de un extenso sistema de ríos subterráneos interconectados.

Aunque no todos los cenotes están directamente conectados de manera visible, muchos comparten el mismo sistema acuífero subterráneo, lo que destaca la importancia de practicar un turismo responsable y sostenible para proteger estos delicados ecosistemas.

Los procesos geológicos milenarios han dado forma a estos cenotes, creando vastas redes de cuevas y ríos subterráneos bajo la superficie de la península de Yucatán, compuesta principalmente de piedra caliza porosa.

El colapso del techo de una de estas cavidades revela el cenote, ofreciendo no solo un espectáculo natural impresionante sino también una aventura única de natación o buceo en aguas cristalinas.

Cada cenote tiene su característica única, desde ser ideal para familias hasta ofrecer emocionantes actividades como buceo en cavernas, snorkeling entre estalactitas, o descenso en rappel.

Además de ser fenómenos naturales para la recreación, los cenotes son cátedras vivientes de la historia geológica y biológica de la región. Albergan una diversidad de vida acuática adaptada a estas condiciones únicas, algunas especies de las cuales son endémicas de la región.

Asimismo, estos cuerpos de agua han sido recursos hídricos vitales y sitios sagrados para la civilización maya , lo que les confiere un significado cultural profundo.

Visitar la Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos es sumergirse en una experiencia que combina naturaleza , aventura , y cultura, ofreciendo un encuentro directo con la majestuosa belleza subterránea de la península de Yucatán.

Los 7 Cenotes de la Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos

La Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos se encuentra en el corazón de la Riviera Maya , un destino turístico mundialmente reconocido por sus impresionantes playas del Caribe mexicano .

Esta ruta, específicamente, se extiende a lo largo de la carretera que parte desde el tranquilo pueblo de Puerto Morelos , aproximadamente a 35 kilómetros al sur de Cancún, y se adentra en la densa selva de Quintana Roo , desplegando ante los visitantes un espectáculo natural de inigualable belleza.

Llegar a la Ruta de los Cenotes es relativamente sencillo, ya sea que te encuentres en Cancún, Playa del Carmen, o incluso Tulum.

Si cuentas con un auto , el viaje es directo y te permite explorar a tu propio ritmo, siguiendo la carretera federal 307 hacia Puerto Morelos y desviándote en el acceso bien señalizado que conduce directamente a la ruta.

Para aquellos que prefieren el transporte público, diversas opciones de autobuses y colectivos salen regularmente desde estos puntos, ofreciendo paradas en o cerca de los accesos a los principales cenotes.

Una vez en la ruta, te esperan kilómetros de aventura y descubrimiento, donde cada cenote se revela como un mundo aparte.

1- Cenote La Noria

Para adentrarte en este cenote en Puerto Morelos, tendrás que descender por una escalera que te lleva directamente al corazón de este fenómeno natural. Ten cuidado, ya que la humedad puede hacer que los escalones sean resbaladizos.

Además, el cenote tiene una área para clavados desde un acantilado​​.

La Noria cuenta con servicios básicos para garantizar una visita cómoda y segura a todos los visitantes. Entre ellos, se incluyen:

• Áreas de descanso
• Alquiler de equipos de snorkel
• Salvavidas para aquellos que no se sientan seguros en el agua

Actividades:

Además de la natación, salto desde el acantilado y el snorkel, que permiten explorar las maravillas subacuáticas del cenote, La Noria ofrece la posibilidad de realizar buceo en cavernas para los aventureros más experimentados. También es posible disfrutar de un relajante picnic en las zonas designadas, rodeado de la paz que solo la naturaleza puede ofrecer.

Horarios y precios:

El Cenote La Noria está abierto al público todos los días de la semana, desde las 9:00 AM hasta las 5:00 PM. Los precios de entrada varían, pero generalmente rondan los $200 MXN por persona. Es recomendable consultar el sitio web oficial o contactar directamente para obtener la información más actualizada sobre precios y disponibilidad de actividades.

Tel: +52 998 158 5567

2- Cenote Zapote

Conocido como “Hell’s Bells” por sus estalactitas submarinas en forma de campana, este cenote ofrece una experiencia única de buceo a 63 metros de profundidad.

Ubicado a unos 40 kilómetros al oeste de Puerto Morelos, es accesible para aventureros que buscan explorar sus aguas frías y cristalinas. Además de buceo, podrás disfrutar de tirolesas acuáticas y plataformas de salto, en un entorno natural impresionante​​​​​​.

• Estacionamiento gratuito: No tendrás que preocuparte por dónde dejar tu vehículo.
• Áreas de descanso: Equipadas para que puedas relajarte en medio de la naturaleza.
• Servicios sanitarios y vestidores: Para que puedas cambiarte antes y después de sumergirte en el cenote.
• Alquiler de equipo: Si no traes tu propio equipo de snorkel, aquí puedes alquilarlo.
• Plataformas de salto y tirolesa acuática: Para añadir adrenalina a tu visita con saltos al agua y una emocionante tirolesa.
• Restaurante y áreas para picnic: Aunque no hay un restaurante en el sitio, hay opciones de snacks o puedes traer tu propia comida y disfrutarla en las áreas designadas.

Horarios: El cenote te da la bienvenida todos los días de 8:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m., ofreciéndote flexibilidad para planificar tu aventura ya sea por la mañana o por la tarde.

Precios : La entrada general tiene un costo de 200 MXN para locales y 300 MXN para turistas. Este precio te permite acceder y disfrutar de las instalaciones básicas y algunas actividades. Si estás interesado en experiencias adicionales, como el buceo en las profundidades donde se encuentran las “Hell’s Bells”, podrían aplicarse costos adicionales.

Tel: +52 998 845 5593

3- Cenote Siete Bocas

Ubicado a unos 20 km de Puerto Morelos en la famosa Ruta de los Cenotes, el Cenote Siete Bocas es un cenote semiabierto con siete entradas, o “bocas”, que le dan nombre, permitiendo una fascinante mezcla de luz y sombras dentro de sus aguas cristalinas.

Cinco de sus siete entradas accesibles al público general, mientras que las dos restantes están reservadas para buceadores debido a su accesibilidad solo por equipo de buceo.

Su configuración ofrece desde áreas menos profundas perfectas para la familia hasta secciones más profundas que dan la sensación de un río subterráneo.

Además, cuenta con un área de buceo de aproximadamente 150 metros de profundidad, ideal para los entusiastas del buceo en caverna, y una zona para clavados para los buscadores de adrenalina.

Servicios: El cenote ofrece instalaciones que incluyen baños, regaderas, chalecos salvavidas, áreas con palapas, mesas, sillas, camastros y asadores (trae tu propia comida). Además, hay estacionamiento disponible para los visitantes.

Horarios y Precios: el cenote recibe visitantes de 08:00 a 17:00, todos los días. El acceso al cenote tiene un costo de 300 MXN, y este incluye el uso de las instalaciones hasta el cierre.

Tel: +52 998 244 6875

4- Cenote Las Mojarras

El Cenote Las Mojarras es otro espectacular cuerpo de agua en la Ruta de los Cenotes cerca de Puerto Morelos. Es conocido por su gran tamaño y por ser un cenote abierto, lo que lo hace ideal para una variedad de actividades acuáticas y recreativas.

Este cenote, conocido por ser el más grande de la ruta con un diámetro de 70 metros aprox., te invita a disfrutar de tirolesas que sobrevuelan el agua, recorridos a caballo, paseos en vehículos todo terreno, y la oportunidad de cruzar el cenote sobre una cuerda floja.

Servicios: Este cenote cuenta con instalaciones bien desarrolladas para garantizar la comodidad de sus visitantes, incluyendo:

• Áreas de picnic con palapas y asadores para disfrutar de un día en familia o con amigos.
• Vestidores y baños para cambiarse antes y después de sumergirse en el cenote.
• Alquiler de equipo de snorkel para explorar la vida acuática del cenote.
• Actividades adicionales como tirolesa y áreas de juegos para niños.

Horarios y Precios: este cenote en Puerto Morelos tiene 2 precios: la entrada general para disfrutar de nadar en el cenote es de 250 pesos mexicanos, y si deseas, además, el tour en cuatrimoto, el precio es de 950 pesos mexicanos.

Tel: (+52) 998-397-92-51

5- Cenote Kin Ha

Lo interesante de este cenote es que muy cerca tienes otro cenote, el Cenote Blanca Flor. Allí nos tiramos por la tirolesa y en mi caso particular, también hice saltos desde la torre que tiene 14 o 15 metros de altura.

Este cenote en Puerto Morelos se puede decir que es ideal para toda la familia, pero también para los que buscan aún más emoción. Una experiencia inolvidable para añadir a tu lista cuando visites la Ruta de los Cenotes.

Servicios:  En el Cenote Kin Ha, encontrarás servicios como estacionamiento, sanitarios, y áreas de descanso con palapas para garantizar una visita cómoda. Para los aventureros, ofrece tirolesas acuáticas y equipo de snorkel para alquilar.

Horarios y precios: los horarios son de lunes a domingo de 9:00 a.m. a 20:00 hrs. Los precios son los siguientes: Adulto +10: $430.00mxn / Niño (3-9) $430.00mxn / Infante (0-2) $120.00mxn

Tel: +52 998 212 8877

6- Cenote Boca del Puma

El Cenote Boca del Puma es reconocido por su emocionante circuito de tirolesas (7 tirolesas), consideradas las más altas de la zona, y sus 9 km de senderos para recorrer en cuatrimoto.

Este parque de aventura, ubicado en la selva cerca de Puerto Morelos, permite a los visitantes explorar dos cenotes cristalinos ideales para nadar y refrescarse.

Servicios y Actividades:

• Tirolesas altas y cuatrimotos para explorar la selva.
• Nadar en dos cenotes distintos.
• Estacionamiento y sanitarios disponibles.
• Áreas de descanso para relajarse en un entorno natural.

Horario y Precio: el cenote recibe visitantes de 10:00 a.m. a 6:00 p.m. todos los días de la semana. Para saber los precios de las diferentes opciones te recomiendo comunicarte al teléfono de la administración.

Tel: (998) 135 9367

7- Cenote Verde Lucero

El Cenote Verde Lucero es un cenote abierto ubicado a 50 minutos de Cancún y Playa del Carmen (en el kilómetro 17 de la Ruta de los Cenotes). Es un opción ideal para visitar con familia o entre amigos, es diversión pura.

Servicios y Actividades: Incluye entrada a nadar, uso de chaleco salvavidas, palapa, baños, estacionamiento, asador, y tirolesa. Además, hay áreas para clavados desde una altura de 7 metros en un área del cenote de 20 metros de profundidad. En el cenote ofrecen también temazcal para grupos y paseo en cuatrimotos.

Horarios y Precios: Abierto todos los días de 9 a 18 hs, con un costo de entrada de $200 MXN. Dispone de precios especiales para locales y nacionales, y la posibilidad de reservar para eventos especiales.

Tel: +52 998 536 1059

Otros Cenotes Cerca de Puerto Morelos que tienes que visitar

8- cenote popol vuh.

El Cenote Popol Vuh, te ofrece una escapada perfecta tanto si eres un aventurero o una persona que busca tranquilidad en la naturaleza.

Situado en el kilómetro 17 de la Ruta de los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos, el Cenote Popol Vuh es una joya natural a tan solo 50 minutos de Cancún y Playa del Carmen.

Características: Este es un cenote abierto que se distingue por su impresionante color verde azulado de sus aguas, rodeado por la exuberante vegetación y fauna propia de la Península de Yucatán. Con un diámetro aproximado de 35 metros, el Popol Vuh invita a nadar, saltar desde sus plataformas o simplemente relajarse en sus aguas tranquilas.

Servicios y Actividades: Además de nadar y hacer snorkel, el cenote Popol Vuh lleva un poco más “arriba” la experiencia con una tirolesa desde la que puedes lanzarte al agua, agregando un toque extra de diversión y adrenalina al día. Para aquellas personas que buscan un descanso entre actividades, hay pequeñas palapas disponibles para pasar el día y llevar tu propia comida. Los servicios incluyen chaleco salvavidas, así como baños y áreas de asador para completar un día perfecto al aire libre.

Horarios y Precios: Abierto todos los días de 9 a 18 hs, el Cenote Popol Vuh ofrece una tarifa accesible de entrada para nadar a $200 MXN. Esta tarifa incluye acceso a las principales atracciones del cenote. Para los eventos especiales como cumpleaños y bodas, el cenote ofrece reservaciones, proporcionando un fondo naturalmente hermoso y único para cualquier celebración.

Tel: +52 984 113 1581

9- Cenote Elvira (cenote privado)

El Cenote Elvira es un cenote semiabierto con un diámetro de unos 10 metros y una profundidad aproximada de 15 metros, ubicado en la privacidad de la selva maya en la Ruta de los Cenotes, Puerto Morelos, en el km 20.8.

Es conocido por su ambiente tranquilo y la posibilidad de disfrutar del sonido de una cascada mientras nadas en sus aguas refrescantes.

Servicios y Actividades:  Este cenote ofrece una experiencia completamente privada, disponible solo bajo reservación para eventos como bodas, cumpleaños, reuniones familiares, y eventos holísticos. Además, cuenta con la opción de disfrutar de experiencias diurnas y nocturnas para grupos.

Horarios y Precios:

• Experiencia Amigos y Familia: Disponible todos los días de 10 AM a 5 PM, a $600 MXN por persona, con un mínimo de 10 personas.
• Experiencia Nocturna: Disponible todos los días de 6 PM a 11 PM, a $600 MXN por persona, también con un mínimo de 10 personas.

Para más detalles y para realizar una reservación, visita su sitio web oficial .

Cenote La Cueva del Jaguar

El Cenote La Cueva del Jaguar se encuentra en la vibrante Ruta de los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos, a 55 km de Cancún y 51 km de Playa del Carmen.

Este cenote cautiva por su entorno natural y sus aguas cristalinas, ideales para quienes buscan un contacto directo con la naturaleza y un poco de aventura.

Servicios y Actividades:  Este cenote ofrece diversas actividades tanto para los que buscan algo de aventura y adrenalina como para aquellos que buscan tranquilidad:

• Nadar y hacer snorkel en aguas frescas y claras.
• Tirolesa: Una atracción emocionante que te permite lanzarte al agua de manera divertida y segura.
• Áreas para clavados: Para los más valientes, hay plataformas de diferentes alturas.

Además, el cenote está equipado con servicios básicos como:

• Vestidores y regaderas: Para cambiarte cómodamente antes y después de tus actividades.
• Estacionamiento: Amplio y seguro para todos los visitantes.
• Palapas y áreas de descanso: Perfectas para relajarte y disfrutar de un día en contacto con la naturaleza.
• Asador: Para que puedas preparar y disfrutar de tu propia comida.

Horarios y Precios:  El Cenote La Cueva del Jaguar está abierto todos los días de 9 a.m. a 6 p.m., ofreciendo flexibilidad para planificar tu visita. La entrada tiene un costo aproximado de $200 MXN, que incluye el acceso a las instalaciones y el uso de la tirolesa. Este precio puede variar, así que te recomiendo verificar la información más reciente antes de tu visita.

Tel: +52 998 420 8792 / +52 998 441 9198

Cómo llegar a la Ruta de los Cenotes Puerto Morelos

Llegar a la Ruta de los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos es una aventura en sí misma, ofreciéndonos la oportunidad de sumergirnos en la belleza natural de Quintana Roo.

Situada entre Cancún y Playa del Carmen, esta ruta es fácilmente accesible y te promete una experiencia inolvidable explorando algunos de los cenotes más impresionantes de la región.

Desde Cancún

Si vienes desde Cancún, toma la Carretera Federal 307 hacia el sur en dirección a Playa del Carmen. Antes de llegar a Puerto Morelos, encontrarás señalizaciones claras que te dirigirán hacia la Ruta de los Cenotes. El viaje suele durar alrededor de 35 a 50 minutos, dependiendo del tráfico.

Desde Playa del Carmen

Desde Playa del Carmen, el proceso es similar pero en dirección opuesta. Dirígete hacia el norte por la Carretera Federal 307 hacia Cancún. Una vez que pases Puerto Morelos, estarás cerca de la entrada a la Ruta de los Cenotes, señalizada adecuadamente a lo largo de la carretera. Este trayecto puede tomar aproximadamente 30 a 45 minutos.

Transporte Público:

Para aquellos que prefieren el transporte público, hay opciones de autobuses que parten tanto de Cancún como de Playa del Carmen y hacen paradas en la carretera cerca de la entrada a la Ruta de los Cenotes. Desde ahí, podrías necesitar un taxi para llegar a cenotes específicos, ya que algunos pueden estar a varios kilómetros de la carretera principal.

Para viajar de Playa del Carmen a Cancún (o en dirección opuesta) de manera económica, los colectivos Playa Express o el Servicio Colectivo Foráneo son tus mejores aliados. Estos minibuses cubren la ruta entre ambas ciudades continuamente, ofreciendo servicio tanto de día como de noche.

Lo que distingue a estos colectivos de opciones como los autobuses ADO es su flexibilidad para realizar paradas durante el viaje. Esto significa que si tu destino final es la Ruta de los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos, puedes fácilmente bajar en este punto.

Tours Organizados:

Otra opción conveniente es reservar un tour organizado. Muchas agencias ofrecen excursiones que incluyen transporte desde tu hotel en Cancún o Playa del Carmen, entradas a los cenotes, y a veces incluso actividades adicionales como snorkel o tirolesas. Esta es una excelente alternativa si prefieres una experiencia sin preocupaciones y todo incluido.

Mejor Época para Visitar los Cenotes en Puerto Morelos

Visitar los cenotes en Puerto Morelos Quintana Roo durante la temporada seca (noviembre a abril) o la temporada de lluvias (mayo a octubre) ofrece experiencias distintas.

En la temporada seca, el clima es más fresco y seco, lo que resulta en aguas más claras, ideal para el snorkel y el buceo, aunque puede haber más visitantes.

Durante la temporada de lluvias, estos lugares están menos concurridos, y las lluvias pueden refrescar el ambiente, pero la visibilidad bajo el agua puede disminuir y el acceso a algunos cenotes puede ser más complicado debido a caminos fangosos.

Cada temporada tiene su encanto, dependiendo de lo que busques: tranquilidad y una experiencia más personal o mejores condiciones para actividades acuáticas.

Visitar los cenotes en Puerto Morelos es una experiencia mágica que varía a lo largo del año. La temporada seca ofrece aguas cristalinas y condiciones óptimas para actividades acuáticas, mientras que la temporada de lluvias brinda una perspectiva única con menos multitudes.

Elegir cuándo visitar depende de tus preferencias personales, ya sea que busques la mejor visibilidad bajo el agua o una experiencia más tranquila y conectada con la naturaleza.

Sigue leyendo estas guías para el viajero…

• Cenotes Playa del Carmen
• Cenotes en Valladolid
• Cenotes en Tulum
• Cenotes en Mérida
• Cenotes en Cancún

Preguntas frecuentes

¿es necesario saber nadar para visitar los cenotes.

No siempre, pero es recomendable. Muchos cenotes ofrecen chalecos salvavidas para aquellos que no se sienten seguros nadando.

¿Puedo llevar mi propio equipo de snorkel a los cenotes?

Sí, puedes llevar tu propio equipo de snorkel a los cenotes para explorar bajo el agua.

¿Los cenotes están abiertos durante la temporada de lluvias?

La mayoría sí, pero el acceso a algunos puede ser más complicado debido a las lluvias. Siempre es mejor verificar antes de tu visita.

¿Hay tarifas diferentes para locales y turistas?

En algunos cenotes sí, ofrecen tarifas diferenciadas para locales y turistas. Es aconsejable consultar la política de precios específica de cada cenote.

¿Puedo visitar los cenotes sin un tour?

Sí, muchos cenotes permiten visitas por tu cuenta sin la necesidad de un tour, pero algunos podrían requerir reservación previa o estar incluidos solo dentro de un paquete de tour.

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Choo Ha Cenote Tour from Puerto Morelos | Mexico

• Post author: Tanya Korteling
• Post published: 08/04/2018
• Post last modified: 22/12/2023
• Post comments: 6 Comments

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Thousands of cenotes (pronounced say-no-tay) dot the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. These are natural sinkholes in limestone bedrock, some are underground, some are open-air and some are a combination of both . Each has its own unique features and no two are the same. Before our time in Mexico, we hadn’t heard of cenotes. This soon changed though when we arrived in Puerto Morelos, a fishing town you should think about adding to your Yucatan Peninsula itinerary,  We learnt there are many cenotes near Playa del Carmen and other cenotes near Tulum such as Choo Ha Cenote.

Even better we soon found out that Puerto Morelos was the gateway to the Ruta de Los Cenotes , a road with cenotes scattered either side of it in the jungle . Keen to visit at least one cenote, meant to be one of the best  things to do in the Yucatan , my ears pricked up when I heard about a tour with Layla Guesthouse to visit Choo Ha Cenote . A couple of days later we were thrilled to get an invite to join their next tour.

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Choo Ha Cenote Tour

Robin the owner of Layla Guesthouse in Puerto Morelos kindly invited us to join their Mayan Experience Cenote Tour, which was created in conjunction with the same Mayan families that helped build Layla Guesthouse. They became friends and one day whilst Robin was visiting their Mayan village, they showed him the cenote they had discovered . The idea for a Choo Ha Cenote Tour was born and the rest is history. Now Layla Guesthouse and the Mayan families work together to enhance the facilities at the cenote and to deliver the tours . Layla Guesthouse helps support the Mayan village from the profits and contributes to the Cenote Green Development Fund.

Wood Carver’s Compound

A Walk in the Jungle 

Dry Cave   Exploration

After an easy 20-minutes of walking, we found ourselves at the entrance to a dry cave. Guided only by torchlight, we climbed down the stone steps into the cool darkness. Surrounding us were thousands of stalagmites, stalactites and other shimmering limestone formations. Some of the stalactites looked very sharp and I had visions of one spearing my head, that would be just my luck! Robin and Paz guided us through the cave pointing out things of interest and telling us how the different formations came to be . They were always ready to give a helping hand to anyone that needed it when the ground became a little slippery.

Swimming in Choo Ha Cenote 

When we emerged from the dry cave it was another 20-minute walk back for the highlight of the day – swimming in Choo Ha Cenote. First, we had a refreshing coconut to rehydrate after our walk; they cost 20 pesos (£0.80) each, then it was time to get ready. We changed into our swimwear and had a quick shower to remove any sun lotion and insect repellant. We’d all taken Robin up on the offer of life jackets to make the swim easier and snorkels and masks so we could see what lay beneath the water. Most of us also had some type of water shoes on which I’d recommend as some of the rocks can be a little rough or sharp.

A Mayan Family Lunch

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Look forward to moving back to North America and having Mexico so close by to take advantage of all the beautiful places there are to visit. Great post! 🙂

Ahhh! That sounds like such a great tour! I’ve never heard of the Choo Ha cenote but I need to check it out!

Wow, so beautiful! I´m looking forward to my cenote tour tomorrow. I hope I can come back to Mexico and explore more of them!

Have a great time 🙂

thanks Mum 🙂 x

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Puerto Morelos: Cenotes Birdwatching Tour Route

As travelers seek to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life, the Cenotes Birdwatching Tour Route in Puerto Morelos beckons with promises of a serene journey into nature’s realm.

But amidst the tranquil beauty of this birdwatching adventure lies a secret waiting to be unveiled, a hidden gem that adds a touch of mystery to the experience.

Joining this tour not only offers a chance to observe a myriad of bird species but also opens the door to a surprising discovery that will leave participants in awe of Puerto Morelos’ natural wonders.

• Discover over 30 bird species in lush Puerto Morelos jungles.
• Experience expert-guided birdwatching with local insights.
• Explore serene birdwatching spots along Ruta de Los Cenotes.
• Immerse in nature, spot migratory and native birds effortlessly.

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Activity Details

Discover the exciting details of the birdwatching tour in Puerto Morelos with comprehensive activity information that includes free cancellation, flexible payment options , and a small group experience.

For birdwatching techniques , you will learn how to spot and identify over 30 species of migratory and native birds with the help of a knowledgeable guide. Plus, bird identification apps can be utilized during the tour to enhance the experience.

The activity allows for a hands-on approach to birdwatching, immersing guests in the lush jungles near Puerto Morelos. With a limited group size of 6 participants, you can expect personalized attention and guidance throughout the 4-hour tour.

The price starting from €92.59 per person ensures an accessible and enriching birdwatching adventure.

Experience Highlights

Set out on a tranquil birdwatching excursion led by a local expert guide through the serene jungles near Puerto Morelos. Get ready to learn about the beauty of nature as you explore the Ruta de Los Cenotes trail and discover the following highlights:

Bird Species: Spot over 30 species of migratory and native birds in their natural habitat .

Expert Guidance: Be escorted by a knowledgeable local guide who’ll enhance your birdwatching experience.

Serene Locations: Discover peaceful birdwatching spots deep within the lush jungles away from the city.

Hiking Adventure: Enjoy a leisurely hike along the trail, taking in the sights and sounds of the diverse birdlife around you.

Booking Information

When reserving the Puerto Morelos Cenotes Birdwatching Tour, visitors have the option to secure their spot without immediate payment. This flexibility allows travelers to confirm their participation without financial commitment upfront.

Plus, the tour offers the option to give this activity as a gift, making it an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts or birdwatching aficionados. Participants can also look forward to a delightful experience with local cuisine available during the tour, adding a taste of authentic flavors to the adventure.

Whether booking for oneself or as a present, the opportunity to explore serene birdwatching locations in the jungle, guided by a local expert, promises a memorable and immersive experience.

Meeting Point Details

The meeting point for the Puerto Morelos Cenotes Birdwatching Tour is at the parking area of 7-Eleven near Pemex gas station, with the guide arriving at 6:00 AM. Visitors can expect the following regarding the meeting point :

Contact Updates: The guide provides a contact for any meeting point or time changes.

Pre-Activity Details: Meeting point specifics are sent a day in advance.

Availability Check: Ensure availability for specific meeting times.

Navigation Assistance: A Google Maps link is available for easy directions.

Engage in a seamless start to the day’s adventure amidst the birdwatching spots and jungle exploration awaiting exploration.

Activity Description

Discover diverse bird species thriving in their natural habitat as you embark on a guided birdwatching hike through the lush jungles near Puerto Morelos. With a knowledgeable local guide leading the way, you’ll have the opportunity to observe various bird species in their unspoiled environment.

Keep your eyes peeled for over 30 migratory and native bird species as you explore the Ruta de Los Cenotes trail. This immersive experience allows you to connect with nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, providing a peaceful and serene setting for birdwatching enthusiasts.

After a morning filled with birdwatching delights, enjoy a relaxing journey back to Puerto Morelos, cherishing the memories of encountering these beautiful creatures in their natural surroundings.

Cancellation Policy

Navigating the intricacies of your booking, understanding the terms , and ensuring a smooth process is facilitated by familiarizing yourself with the cancellation policy for the Puerto Morelos Cenotes Birdwatching Tour Route. When planning your birdwatching adventure, consider the following:

Free Cancellation : Enjoy the flexibility of cancelling up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Reserve Now, Pay Later : Secure your spot without immediate payment, keeping your travel plans flexible.

Clear Communication : Stay updated with the guide’s meeting point at the designated time for a hassle-free experience.

Respect for Nature : Embrace birdwatching etiquette and support local conservation efforts during the tour to protect the diverse bird species and their habitats.

Tour Pricing

For travelers interested in the Puerto Morelos Cenotes Birdwatching Tour Route, prices start from €92.59 per person. The tour options cater to bird enthusiasts seeking a unique and immersive experience in the lush jungles near Puerto Morelos.

Participants can expect to spot over 30 species of migratory and native birds under the guidance of a knowledgeable local expert. The tour’s pricing includes the opportunity to explore the Ruta de Los Cenotes trail, offering a tranquil setting away from the city’s hustle and bustle.

With a duration of 4 hours and small group sizes limited to 6 participants, this birdwatching adventure provides a peaceful retreat filled with birdwatching opportunities in a natural habitat.

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Common questions

What Should Participants Wear and Bring for the Birdwatching Tour?

For the birdwatching tour, participants should wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes. Essential supplies include binoculars, a hat , sunscreen , insect repellent , and a water bottle. Birdwatching gear like a field guide or camera can enhance the experience.

Are Binoculars and Bird Identification Guides Provided During the Tour?

During the tour, participants are provided with essential birdwatching equipment like binoculars and bird identification guides. The knowledgeable tour guide expertise ensures guests have the tools needed to spot and identify various bird species along the journey.

Is Transportation to the Meeting Point From Puerto Morelos Included in the Tour?

Transportation to the meeting point from Puerto Morelos is not included in the tour. Participants must arrange their own transport to the designated meeting spot at the 7-Eleven near Pemex gas station at 6:00 AM.

Are There Restroom Facilities Available Along the Ruta De Los Cenotes Trail?

Restroom facilities along the Ruta de los Cenotes trail offer convenience for hikers. Trail amenities include well-maintained rest stops with basic facilities. Visitors can enjoy the lush surroundings without worrying about restroom availability, enhancing their trekking experience.

Are There Any Age or Physical Fitness Requirements for Participating in the Birdwatching Tour?

For the birdwatching tour, there are no age restrictions, but participants should have moderate physical fitness due to the jungle terrain. No specific equipment is needed. Group size is limited to 6. Food options are not provided.

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Discover the beauty of Puerto Morelos on the Cenotes Birdwatching Tour Route.

With over 30 species of birds to spot in their natural habitat, led by a knowledgeable guide, this immersive experience promises a rejuvenating journey through lush jungles.

Book now for an intimate and personalized birdwatching adventure in the serene surroundings of Ruta de Los Cenotes.

Don’t miss out on this enchanting opportunity to connect with nature in a unique and unforgettable way.

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