Name: Cenote Cristal
Address: Cancun - Chetumal, Muyil, Q.R., Mexico, MX

Cenote Cristal is a natural feature, located at Cancun - Chetumal, Muyil, Q.R., Mexico

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Cancun - Chetumal, Muyil, Q.R.

Added by Jopie, at 22 February 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Gumaro R. Villamil

07 April 2018

Great little place. The 120 MXN fee includes both Cenote Cristalino and Cenote Escondido across the road. There's a platform for diving, and ropes and rock shelves for diving at Escondido.
Nina Chepovska

26 March 2018

Nice cenote with a cool platform which you can jump or dive off of. Snorkeling here is not as good as at Escondido cenote though.
Olena Kurganska

25 March 2018

Hidden gem. Loved this place. So peaceful, open air.
Caitlin McLoughlin

09 March 2018

Really beautiful spot. Loved the jumping platform. We came early around 9 am and were the only ones there. Our backpack was stolen from the edge of the water in plain sight while we had our snorkels on. Nothing of value taken, just beach towels, but keep a close eye. No lockers are available. Still stayed and enjoyed ourselves though. Just left a little wetter.
Pierre LESCURE

05 February 2018

WoW Breathtaking. The entrance fees (120 pesos per person) gives you access to Cenote Cristal and Cenote Escondido. Both are gorgeous and deep, with cristal clear water. In Cenote Cristal you can dive from a platform. It looks high from the rim, but it's very high when you're on it as you don't really see the surface of the water, but the stones 6 meters deeper. You can scuba dive there (200 pesos per person) if you bring your equipment. You can snorkel there, but they don't rent the equipment either, so bring yours. You won't be disappointed. To the people who don't know what is a cenote, it's not a beach nor a lagoon. It's a wild spring, hidden in the tropical forest. People are requested not to put sunscreen, not to speak loud and not to bring pets. We have to respect the peace of the place.
Carlos Emilio Medina Bañuelos

05 October 2017

Low cost and beautiful views, you get access to two cenotes by paying this one so it's a good deal. Not much in the sense of tourist services but if you're out for a calm, relaxing day this locations are perfect
Dominic Shaw

11 September 2017

Beautiful spot with access to two cenotes; for a place where you can just go and chill and enjoy the natural surround this can't be beaten. Far quieter than others we visited and a lovely place for a morning swim.
Gumaro R. Villamil

18 July 2017

Great little place. The 120 MXN fee includes both Cenote Cristalino and Cenote Escondido across the road. There's a platform for diving, and ropes and rock shelves in Escondido.
NDuality

16 May 2017

Nice cenote that is easily bikable from Tulum. Has a platform from which you can jump into the water. The 60 pesos entrance fee also covers the cenote on the other side of the street, which is about a 5 minute walk through the forest away. By far not as impressive as the larger cenotes in the area, but a nice place to relax since there's very few people there.
Peter Babler

25 April 2017

Meh, it is a murky swimming hole with lots of pond scum. Not much to see. The only saving grace is that nearby Cenote Escondido is included in the fee.
C. The619sicko

21 April 2017

Don't trust the people here someone broke into our van there and took some of our stuff thing was we were so close to the entrance that they said they didn't even hear the alarm
Angela Gendreau

01 March 2017

Very beautiful
Dan Schellenberg

01 March 2017

Cute little Cenote with a rope for those shy to swim the length. Don't forget to see the better Cenote across the street with the same ticket. And don't walk to the 2nd Cenote - drive there or bike there. I liked the 2nd one better.