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Riviera Maya Cenotes

Discover the magical cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula, home to the world’s largest concentration of these natural freshwater sinkholes. Formed over thousands of years, these crystal-clear pools offer a one-of-a-kind experience where you can swim, snorkel, and explore breathtaking underground caves found in very few places on Earth.

Man standing by turquoise Riviera Maya cenotes waters.

Cenote Azul

One of the Riviera Maya’s most popular open-air cenotes, featuring crystal-clear waters, shallow swimming areas, and deeper sections perfect for families, snorkeling, and relaxing in nature.

Scuba divers explore Riviera Maya cenotes with sunbeams.

Riviera Maya Cenotes
Dos Ojos

Explore one of the world’s most famous cenote systems, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, spectacular underwater caves, exceptional snorkeling, and world-class cave diving opportunities.

Stalactites over clear water in Riviera Maya cenotes.

Taak Bi Ha

Discover a hidden underground cenote with stunning turquoise waters, dramatic rock formations, and a peaceful atmosphere, offering one of the Riviera Maya’s most breathtaking swimming experiences.

Person floating in the clear blue water of Riviera Maya cenotes

Nicte-Ha

Relax in a peaceful cenote surrounded by lush jungle and floating water lilies. Its crystal-clear waters make it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and underwater photography.

Crystal clear Riviera Maya cenotes with swimmers and lush trees.

Jardín del Edén

Swim in one of the Riviera Maya’s largest open cenotes, famous for its emerald waters, abundant fish, cliff jumps, and beautiful natural surroundings.

Crystal clear water of Riviera Maya cenotes in a jungle.

Cristalino

Enjoy crystal-clear waters, underwater caves, and natural rock formations in this family-friendly cenote, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing in a tranquil setting.

Person swimming in clear blue Riviera Maya cenotes

Sac Actun

Explore one of the world’s longest underwater cave systems, featuring crystal-clear waters, impressive rock formations, and an unforgettable adventure for snorkelers and divers alike.

Sunlight beams into Riviera Maya cenotes with swimmers.

Suytun

Step into one of Mexico’s most photographed cenotes, famous for its iconic stone platform, dramatic light beams, and breathtaking underground scenery.

People swimming in a turquoise Riviera Maya cenote cave

Ik Kil

Swim beneath cascading vines in one of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most iconic cenotes, located just minutes from Chichén Itzá and surrounded by spectacular natural beauty.

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