About an hour south of the Cancun Hotel Zone I traveled there with Manta Divers out of Cancun for a two tank dive. While somewhat primitive roads and structures, it was a welcome relief from the hotels. The dirt road leading in is a bit rough, but it is roughly a 1/4mi long, no biggie. My only suggestion/wish was that there was a place to change from dive/\swimming gear to street clothes. Even if it was just a partition. They did have a small bathroom, but it had no provisions to hang clothes from. There were plenty of people just swimming around, the "kids" jumping from the top of the cavern entrance (15+ feet) as well as from tree limbs and there were several divers in the water. The best part? There was plenty of room for everyone and it appeared all were having a great time. The dive was incredible and I look forward to getting back soon. Great for all ages!!

We spent an afternoon here and found this cenote to be a perfect spot for our family to swim, snorkel and just to relax. There is a short dirt access road in off Hwy #307 (north and about 2 minutes west of Puerto Aventuras) but it was easily travelled in the little puddle jumper of a car we had rented.

The cenote has several "jump" in areas or one could enter the water from concrete decks or ladders (depending on which side of the cenote you happen to be on). The water is fresh, crystal clear and there are lots of different fish to view. Our 2 young sons loved jumping off the cliffs and snorkeling and were also enthralled with the numerous iguanas hanging around.

There are bathrooms and a few palapas but not much else in the way of facilities’. Bring your own snacks and drinks, too. I can't exactly remember what we paid for an entrance fee but it was cheap (<$70 pesos) and included everyone in the car. All in all a great place to spend the day.

We spent the afternoon here - had originally planned on visiting another cenote as well but found this one was perfect for our family. The short road in is a little rough as are the facilities but the cenote itself was perfection. You can jump into the water from several "jump" spots or walk down the concrete steps and enter the water from a concrete deck. The water is fresh, crystal clear and there are lots of different fish to view. My adult children loved all the nooks and crannies they were able to explore while snorkeling. We were able to use one of about 4 palapas built on site - there was also a table and several chairs. Other than the bathrooms, there are no other facilities so be sure to pack food and drink. Oddly enough, we were told we could not drink beer on site! The price was 60 pesos per person - a deal!