Cenote Azul

Great place to visit for a relaxing swim. Came here in the morning and it wasn’t busy at all, the water is a lovely temperature and the place is well kept. It’s 50 pesos to get in, there is changing rooms, a restaurant, toilets and a place to rent a life jacket for 50 pesos. Lockers to put your stuff in would have been a bonus but otherwise full recommend!

We absolutely LOVE this place! Resturante Cenote Azul is delicious, unique, and the best part is, one can swim in the mystically deep beautiful waters of the Cenote. Veer to the right when you get down to the dining areas-Miguel is the best waiter!

This was our favourite cenote! Super cheap, and big enough you can actually swim/stay for a while rather than the others where we put on life jackets and floated around until we got bored. Didn't eat but to chill and swim was great.

Beautiful place, the restaurant there its very good, food was great excellent prices and super quick, the staff it's super friendly they make you feel very welcome, they respect so much nature. To get into the cenote you will need to had a quick shower to get rid off all the sun creams and repellent. They provide showers, toilets and changing rooms.

Nice place with a restaurant on site. There are 2 swings. The entrance fee is $25 and the place closes at 18:00 PM, there are toilets in the place and the water is very pleasant

Cenote Azul was a beautiful place and a fun experience. The depth of this cenote is hard to fathom. The blue water is very impressive. The fish are cute. I heard that there’s a cave that connects it to the other cenote on the lake side.

Beautiful! But there's an invasion of Water Lilly, as well as in the lagoon. Very bad for the local flora and fauna.

Beautiful place to relax and enjoy the clean waters

Crystal clear and even warm water! Very cheap entrance (25$). And the food was above average.
Really nice place to spent an afternoon!

Beautiful place, safe swimming, clean water, few people, and cheap entrance fee (slightly over $1 US). There is a restaurant with pretty good food and the guy in the cabana gives very good massages. You must not use any creams or oils on your skin before entering the water, to keep it clean.

Beautiful place to relax and cool down. The entry fee is about $1.25 USD. Vest rental is about $3.50 USD. Beers were about $2.00 USD. It’s a great place for the entire family to hang out, take pictures on the swing and just relax. They have shaded patios or u can tan in the grass. This place isn’t very crowed either.

It's a beautiful and a veiry authentic place to visit. Almost like being in an aquarium

After spending the day on the lagoon the Centone Azule is a great place to relax, get something to eat and drink and if you wish take a swim. It's a nice swim and the water is wonderful. Clear, warm, and refreshing. It was a better swim than the lagoon in my opinion.

This place is awesome.. The water is clean and transparent... Food and the service is appreciable...
I would suggest to explore the left part of this place.. the trees here have a deep roots in the water, as the water is super clean and transparent.. the view underneath this place (at the left side near coconut trees) is breathtaking...

We paid 50 pesos for two persons and enjoyed our time thoroughly! There was enough space to sit by yourself and the water is wonderful to swim in. You can find both shade and sun.

Cenote is wide and swimming is possible.
Places where to sit or lay down are available.
Fee to be paid at the entrance

Beautiful cenote and not expensive at all.
We paid 25pesos per perso, and if you want, you can rent a safety jacket for 50pesos.
The water is good. It was written that the cenote is deep with 90m, so need to be careful.
You can dive free if you want, but it was recommended by our hotel to pay attention in Bacalar's cenote because they may be some "courant d'eau" that can push you away.

Beautiful place with turquoise water, really big and good for a swimming sesh or just chilling.
We did not try the food but there is a restaurant there and life jackets available.
Entrance was really accessible, $25 pesos for the day.
It is not allowed to use sunblock in order to protect the water from chemicals.

USD $1 to enter. This is a great inexpensive spot to swim in a beautiful setting. There is a restaurant onsite that we didn’t eat at. We found it easy to bike to from town (about 15 minutes).

Nice place to spend the day. Visibility isn’t good as other cenotes. Must try fish dishes at restaurants but a little expensive. Entry fee is 25$ pesos