Kantun Chi - 77734 Playa del Carmen

Piece of heaven on earth! Highly professional service from entrance to the end of day, in a place of beauty, peace and history. We highly recommend taking the guided tour which will take you through all 5 cenotes, including a private time on the 5th and most heavenly. This includes lunch which was high end surely compared to what we've expected. The kids and all had a great time and we are so happy with the choice. Manuel was our guid and he was really great and kind !

Best place to see many cenotes all in one beautiful location. Don't pay for private tours from external company. Just go there on your own and they have tours, or see everything on your own. Underground cave tour is the best! Great for kids and babies!

This was such an amazing experience. We debated spending the extra money doing the underground cave tour due to the cost. Let me tell you, it was well worth the money. Our tour guide, Emmanuel was excellent. We learned about Mayan culture, the animals and vegetation as well as the history of the people. To top it off, lunch was amazing and an absolute delight, especially after 10 days of all inclusive mediocre food. Thank you for the excellent day!

Beautiful cenotes, but not worth the crazy price. The only thing that was truly incredible was the cave guided tour. There was no place to buy food, since the restaurant was only reserved for groups that day. So if you don’t take the tour that includes lunch either bring your own food or you’ll be hungry (which they didn’t mention at the entrance).

I’m editing this review because I’ve gone to the cenote twice now. The first time we showed up in the late afternoon (3 pm) and were convinced to do the full cave (underground cenote) tour plus access to the four cenotes. I wish we had more time to swim in the cenotes, but the cave tour (with Henry—highly recommend) was really cool. There were only two other people in our group which was also nice. The price for the tour plus access to the cenotes was $75 USD more or less. You can skip the cave tour and just go swimming…but I’d recommend the cave! Unfortunately we only had time to visit 3 of the 4 open cenotes, my favorite one was Cenote #3 (the place closes at 5 pm hence only having time to visit 3 + the cave tour which took about an hour). On the second visit, our guide barely spoke to us. The water was high from rain and honestly seemed a little sketchy to be in the caves at that time.

Fantastic place. We took the cheapest package of only cenotes and it was absolutely worth it. There are 3 cenotes covered in cave with super clear water. 2 of them have depth of at least 5 meters in some places so snorkeling is highly recommended. There is great lighting so there are amazing views under water. 4th cenote is an open one where you can take sunbaths. There is plenty of space to rest in hammocks or chairs so it's a perfect place to spend a whole day.

The best cenote place I went to and I have been to quite few. They have 4 cenotes open at the moment and they are all different. Some are completely covered, like a cave, some partly and some completely open. They have water caves and You can buy an hour tour, which is amazing and I highly recommend doing it. They have shop, lounge area, restaurant, lots of toilets around the park and You can literally spend all day there.

GREAT!! We went early... when they opened! No one but us!!! Too nice! All the cenotes are worth seeing!!! Everyone has it's own unique characteristics!!!!! We absolutely loved all of them!!!! Hard to say which our favorite was.