Cenote Sol y Luna - 77580 Puerto Morelos

ATV and swim in a cenote. Cenote kinda swampy looking. Best burgers in town.

Great place for families with kids. Its small but just the right size for those who have kids. Easy access and friendly staff. Very afordable as well. ATV tour was very nice and the guide Xavier was super friendly and very attentive. Fully recommend.

Cute, small, clean place. The cenote was pretty, zip line ... No one asking for money. Take your camera and shoot your own pictures. Pool (didn't go in) looked clean. Spent all of our time in the Cenote. Food was very good. People nice, local. Quiet relaxing quite nice. Highly recommend

A beautiful -- not crowded by tour-goers -- cenote to visit for peaceful time in the jungle! We rented a car and drove here from the hotel zone -- which took only about 30 min each way. We paid for our admission online and had no issues checking in at the location. My husband and I have visited three other cenotes: two closed and one open -- this time, because of some issues with my back, we decided we wanted an open cenote (less hunching over under caves!) and also one that was not commonly on tours to avoid crowds. Not only was this not crowded, just us and one other family were here the day we visited. Google Maps lead us directly to where we needed to go -- the driving was pretty easy. A little faster than I might have liked, but my husband drove and was quite comfortable. The cenote itself is a bit down the road from the main building where you check in, etc. They allowed us to park very close to the cenote itself (near the Sol y Luna sign in the photo) and someone hopped up to skim leaves, etc from the top of the water especially for us. They offer food and beverages here -- again, because they were so happy to to have guests, they allowed us to order and eat outside of the main building as is their habit. Instead, a very friendly gentleman ATV'd our food to us! We sat in a cute thatched building with our beers and food and couldn't have been happier. The water in the cenote was cool and clear -- the green color, from the best we can tell, is due to life on the bottom of the cenote. Once in/close to the water, like all cenotes, it is crystal clear and you can see rocks, shells, plant life, and many many turtles! Things that were important to us also included price and not spending a whole day (many chartered excursions take 12 hrs and are around $100 per person!) so that we could accomplish one or two things we wanted to do. Renting the car, paying "a la carte" admission online, etc. we worked out to about $35 USD per person total -- including tips to the folks at the cenote. Please visit this beautiful location and leave a positive review if you love it as much as we did!

This place is a scam!! It deserves zero stars. There seems to be nothing natural about it. The water was green and was full of algae. The grounds were filthy. They charged my wife and I $45 and she did nothing there other than wait to leave ASAP. .

Oh my god so dirty and sad. The parking lot should have cued us into the sinkhole we were stepping into: totally empty on Sunday at noon. After paying $250 pesos per person, we drove to what appears to be a man made cenote: the bottom is littered with concrete and cement. There is no life to be seen except a turtle that barely moved. The water had a film of organisms growing on top. We dipped tried to swim and used the zip line but quickly agreed to move on. Yikes.

Completely zero. So much to the municipal pool. The Cenote does not seem absolutely natural, all concrete. The water is crouched, so much so that we have not even dared to swim. This cenote is just good to enjoy tight tourists looking for aceptic places, ugly and soulless. In short ... the goalkeeper let us let go back to 5:00 pm, For 300 pesos he began in the pocket. and we are distributed after 5min

We paid 350 pesos each. For this your get access to the cenote, lifejackets, and the water park swimming pools. We thought it great value and spent the whole afternoon there. It was quiet and we had the place to ourselves mostly.