Two Eyes Cenote

Beautiful cenotes, few underwater tracks. Separate places for snorkelling . Showers and bathroom on site. Had two amazing dives with the instructor Omar and its breathtaking experience.

Two Eyes Cenote is a breathtaking natural wonder. The crystal-clear water and stunning underwater formations make it a paradise for swimmers and divers alike. The cenote's unique layout, with its interconnected caverns and tunnels, offers an unforgettable exploration experience.

The water is incredibly refreshing, and the visibility is excellent, allowing you to fully appreciate the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. The cenote is well-maintained, and the surrounding jungle adds to the magical atmosphere.

Whether you're an experienced diver or just looking to snorkel, Two Eyes Cenote is a must-visit. The combination of natural beauty and serene surroundings creates a truly memorable adventure. Highly recommended!

Beautiful cenote, shallow for scuba diving and you are also able to Snorkel here. Completely lined for cave diving. Areas to traverse to come up into the bat cave. Stalactites all along the lined areas.

Amazing place that belongs to a Mayan community of 175 families.
All the procedures goes to the community!!!!
Best part is the price is very fair for the admission and for the tour. I recommend to take the tour you will not regret it .
Armin was our tour guide and he was super patient and very helpful at all times form making sure we had the right equipment to make the tour to letting us know where and what to look for .

A great plus is that they don’t try to scam you or pressure you for tips . They really give great customer service and care for the people who visits them .

Great place for an amazing experience!!
Also don’t forget to eat at the restaurant outside of the cenote .

Great food and service as well

Absolutely gorgeous! It is a must visit sight if you are in the area! We visited a few cenotes, but with this one you have three in one. There is a restaurant with Mexican food as well. The prices are very affordable. Enjoy going for a swim and the cold water in the Mexican heat.

Excellent Cenote with underwater caves, where you can admire colonies of bats (sleeping), as well as an abundance of stalactites and stalagmites. I recommend to take a snorkeling or diving tour!

We were thinking that we would have a mediocre cenote experience to take advantage of the outcasted sky, we ended up having the greatest experience of our lives! We got the full package which covers entrance fee, wetsuit, life jacket, locker, snorkels and guided tour. None of the photos you see online will do justice to the in-person experience. Dont forget to bring your waterproof phone case… but if you do you can buy from them for 300 pesos.

Pics don't do it justice! 400 pesos for entry (rental gear not included). First buy your tickets at the main gate then drive down a long dirt road. There are turnouts for other centers along the way which you can also buy tickets for at the front but we skipped then.

Once parked, there are showers, bathrooms, and lockers (for a small fee) for use. Life vests can be found near the entrance to both "ojos" and are free and required.

The first "ojo" is to the left and is a stunning blue. The second "ojo" is a little further and to the right down wooden stairs. The blue here is not as vibrant but still pretty. This one also has a cave path you can snorkel through. A guide is mandatory for this.

Long story short, this is a great cenote and experience!

If you are in Tulum worth a visit and get the full tour because the bad cave is the fun , there is bats there but don’t worry its not that scary inside

Beautiful cenote , I went scuba diving with my friends and the caves are just incredible. The water is so clear and fresh. People can come to just swim if they want. The cenote is very accessible with stair all the way down.
Bathrooms are very clean, and just outside they have showers. Not many food options, but there is a store that sell snacks and souvenirs.
No data signal at all so prevent that when coming.
Will come again .

400 pesos to go in, per person for the basic entry which doesn’t include lockers, snorkel gear or fins. Only the entry, lockers will run you 50 pesos and taxi to the cenotes 50 per person each way … The cenotes are great but not worth the fee.

Amazing cenote. One was small and not that great but the other was quite large. Well worth it!

Beautiful cenote!! We did the tour and it was well worth it. We stayed here for like 3 hours and enjoyed every single minute of it. The tour guides name was alpha and he took very good care of us. Highly recommend and would def go back!

My husband and I had such a great experience at Dos Ojos!! We highly recommend this place! From the moment upon entering the property/being greeted to getting tickets, parking, getting information about options available, getting equipment, instructions on what to do and the actual guided tour was AMAZING! We had such a great experience that we will never forget!! The bat cave was surreal! Our guide was so attentive, funny and informative! He took such great care of the group we were a part of and made it seem so easy while doing so. Definitely worth your time coming to experience this wonderful place!

Wonderful. We arrive early to avoid crowds. We scuba dived the batcave and Barbie line. These caverns are darker than others

A unique experience snorkeling through underwater caves. Worth it to get the guided swim between the two eyes otherwise I wouldn’t spend the money. The wetsuits were a great comfort for swimming in the dark cool waters. The guide did a great job speaking in English and Spanish.
I have no problems with claustrophobia but this could be challenging for some. You also swim below bars which some may not enjoy.
A very cool experience.

Absolutely stunning cenote. The water was crystal clear and not very cold. We did two scuba dive trips here amd would highly recommend to anyone looking to dive into a cenote!

Beautiful! We took the guided snorkeling tour into the caves. At the end you have all the free time you want to hang out in the cenote. The food at the small Myan restaurant on site was delicious! Great place to come spend time and relax

Nice place to try cenotes. It was our first cenote and I am glad it was not crowded. You can see small fish inside the cenotes. You have to put life jacket inside the cenote. You can try diving tours here. Water was nice, a bit chill and clean.

Beautiful! Clear blue water, cute little fishies. Loved our morning stop here.