Dos Ojos Cenote Maya MYSTERY - Unnamed Road

Nice

600 pesos no credit card accepted

Terrific snorkeling experience. There are 3 different caves that you explore. It was fabulous

Sac Actun was by far the best cenote I've visited in Mexico. Great 45 minute guided floating tour through multiple caves. Awesome!

We paid 650 pesos to get a “private“ tour of Los Monos for our group of seven, then access Nicte Ha on our own. They told us they were many more fish at those compared to Dos Ojos. Los Monos was amazing with all the stalactites, but our tour was not private. They added another group to ours. And there were hardly any fish. My kids still loved it. Nicte Ha was gorgeous, scenic, and quiet when we got there late in the day. They don’t take credit card and their exchange rate isn’t great. We thought it was a bit expensive. Under age 6 is free.

We’re a couple of midlife expats who live in Playa Del Carmen. Dos Ojos is much recommended by locals and expats alike, so when our 30-year-old daughter came to visit we finally got around to going. We paid $550MXN per person at the gate ($600 for nonresidents) and bumped down the dusty road to get to the little palapa where they gave us life vests, masks, and snorkels (the snorkel part is single-person and you take it home at the end, a nice hygienic measure). Short wetsuits are included but we didn’t want them and they are unnecessary—the water is cold when you first get in but not icy, very refreshing on a tropical afternoon! The swimming is minimal—you can pull yourself on a rope the whole way. The group was small and the guide was very friendly and supportive of two little girls who were scared at first, but then had a great time. We were able to paddle around a bit on our own in each cavern but we were never completely out of sight of daylight. The stalactites and stalagmites were gorgeous, with twining tree roots.We saw thousands of pretty fish and bats roosting. outside we saw indigo tok-tok birds and iguanas. It’s rustic but clean: The dressing rooms were basic, the toilets were chemical outhouses, the shower was a bucket overhead. A very cool place to visit in more ways than one!

Perfect if you are new to cenotes. This place has a lot of activities of to choose from and you can select which cenote you would like to visit.

This was an amazing and unique experience!!! I highly recommend doing the full guided tour! Being in the cenotes was the only time my body temperature felt regulated in Mexico— SO refreshing.