Cenote Semiabierto Pajaros - Unnamed Road

Name: Cenote Semiabierto Pajaros - Unnamed Road
Address: Unnamed Road, Q.R., Mexico, Q.R.

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Unnamed Road, Q.R., Mexico
Categories :	Ecological park ,
City :	Q.R.

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M	Matej Fačkovec on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you are looking for the cenote without tourists this is the place. We were the only foreigners here with several Mexican guys. The price is only 80pesos, there is one big 11m jump. When you are lucky you can see some turtles there.
M	Michelin Editorial on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hidden and super low-key cenote. The sign says Cenote Sac-Nicte (they are the same place). There is barely anyone here, and most visitors are local to the area. It is absolutely beautiful. The staff are very kind and friendly and do a great job cleaning up all the leaves. There are two small docks where you can set up your towels. Both get some sun and sun shade so you won't get burnt. There are some PVC-pipe rafts you can play on, two paddle boards, and a rope to swing on. The food here is delicious: we had quesadillas (70 pesos each) and guacamole (80 pesos). Extremely reasonable entry (80 pesos per person). One of the best cenotes I've ever been to.
A	Andreas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The opening times on Google and also on the sign (09:00 - 17:00) at the Cenote are not correct! We waited until 09:20 and it was still closed. You might want to check before going there if they are open. Phone number is in the picture. But there is no cell phone coverage in the vicinity of the Cenote.
A	Alonzo Ramírez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful cenote . 80 pesos entry close to Playa. Super friendly owner! Many places to jump from max 11m.
K	Katie Michels on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing open cenote outside playa del Carmen. Not full of people. Very nice man running the place, helpful and gave us a good restaurant recommendations close by. There were lots of hammocks to relax in. The cenote had paddle boards and places to jump from. The only problem was not great bathroom facilities. When you first see the cenote sign on the little road, take a left and follow it. You will come up on a big abandoned looking building, keep driving and the cenote area is there.
L	Leo Sieczka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place is difficult to get to because the road is very rough. If you do decide to go, just make sure that you do so when the weather is good. When we came it was after a wind storm and the Cenote was pretty filthy and we couldn’t swim. Generally speaking the owner can’t really control the weather and he seemed like a nice guy. The prices are really good 80 pesos per person and he had a pretty nice setup. It was just a bad day for us to visit. Make sure you bring a suv cause I beat up the sedan on the rough road.
M	Melissa G on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hidden off the main road, we took our bicycles there easily. The host, Jaime, was very friendly and we had the place to ourselves for a little while. There are stand up paddleboards to float on, and places you can jump off.
A	Anika K. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Super clean and beautiful spot to go! Need to drive on a gravel road to access. Super friendly man showed us around and it costs 80 pesos to go for swimming. Stand Up paddle Boards are in it to chill and enjoy the sun :)