Cenote Cristalino
Carretera Cancún - Tulum Km 269, Playa del Carmen, Q.R.About
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Added by Jopie, at 04 February 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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17 Reviews
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14 April 2018
Cristal clear water. Clean place. Good price. Would LOVE to go back.
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12 April 2018
Walking to each cenote was easy, not strenuous at all. Caves to swim thru. Highly recommend
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10 April 2018
It's 10 minute walk from barcelo hotels. Probably wouldn't go if it wasn't so close. Price was 150 pesos for adults and 100 for kids. It's nothing spectacular, but a good place to spend couple of hours. There is plenty of small fish to see while snorkeling. Water is clear as name suggests. There is a place to jump in the water from about 20 feet hight. If you rest your feet in the water fish will try to clean the dead skin off your feet. Overall a pleasant experience.
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03 April 2018
This place is amazing. 10 min walking distance fr m Barcelo Maya Resort. Would recommend to anyone who is staying close to this place.
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23 March 2018
Great place for a swim and to explore the crystal clear waters, jump off the 12ft ledge into the deep pool or relax on the edge and let the fish nibble on your feet.
Life jackets available but not compulsory.
Snacks and drinks on sale.response / report this review -
04 December 2017
Beautiful cenote that is just by the side of the highway. Very easy to access and not at all crowded the day wenl visited. Also had a platform for those that enjoy diving into the water.
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19 November 2017
Very clean nice public Cenote. Very affordable for a wonderful experience. This was really fun local stop. A much more reasonable than the private and the experience was so much fun Iguanas, cliff jumping, deep clear waters, snorkle and goggles available. 150 pesos ($8 us) per adult for a much more authentic Mexican experience!
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18 October 2017
Very pretty spot, expect a lot of friendly locals and a simple Cenote experience. 100 pesos compared to the 600 pesos price close by. Cheaper but simpler
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27 September 2017
This was our second favorite cenote that we visited in the Yucatan (Oxman was our first). Super clear water, some beautiful features (like a small opening in the tree roots one can swim through, a cave, and a ledge to jump from into the water), and it had some pretty nicely colored fish in there as well. A great snorkeling spot. It had amenities in all the right ways--not badly priced food available (even fish food to attract the fish to you!), bathrooms, and your life vest was included with your stay. It was a cool spot we returned to again after seeing Azul and finding it crowded to the max with people.
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24 August 2017
Crystal clear, refreshing swim. Can swim through caves, snorkel, or dive in from a ledge. Little fish like to nibble. Was crowded, but friendly.
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18 July 2017
Great family activity. Cool water. Fun cliff jump. Feet nibbling fish!
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20 June 2017
Beautiful spacious cenote perfect for swimming. They have a ledge where you can jump off into the water. The cenote also has tiny fishes that provide "pedicures" which was a fun experience. Life vest rental is included with your entry fee.
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02 May 2017
Been there twice. Admission cost is 150 pesos. Super beautiful. Walking distance from Cenote Azul and cenote Jarden.
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03 April 2017
Such a nice and mostly quiet and relaxing place! Not so crowded and many cute fish that eat your dead skin. For people who are afraid of the closed cenotes but want to have a little experience it is perfekt. There are little caves but not too scary. The price is totally worth it! We enjoyed it very much!
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24 March 2017
This place is great! I had more fun here than in Dos Ojos. It's smaller but there's usually less people. More fish that nibble at your feet and an awesome platform from which you can jump off about 25ft into the water. It's open air instead of in a cave so there's plenty on sunshine. Definitely the highlight of my trip.
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13 March 2017
An excellent place to cool off. Right across from Barcelo Maya resort. Cost is $150 pesos for adults and $100 for children. They will rent snorkeling equipment as well. They also provide life jackets if you need them. This is a smaller cenote, but is is quite nice and it has a 15 foot cliff you can jump from. Washrooms are available (clean), as is a snack bar. Give it a try!
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11 February 2017
A great spot to spend a few hours. Bring your snorkel, towel and a lunch, this place is a great hangout to cool off. On weekends you'll find local families hanging out, but it can be much quieter during the weekdays. Take a jump off the small rock edge or even get a free pedicure from the little fish that nibble on your feet. Easy access right off the highway, spot in for a dip
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