Cenotes Labnaha

Really nice Cenote. Kind of expensive, but worth it. You can snorkel depending on the season, and dive. There are high tide seasons when you cannot snorkel. We did the snorkeling and it was once in a lifetime. We had a very small group as well, which worked great because then you’re not worrying about people being in your pictures. Our guide was funny and took pictures of us for free, that he later emailed to us. They allowed us about twenty minutes of free swim without life vests at the end as well. Very cool experience.

Words cannot explain how great of an experience this was. The logistics were a breeze through Trip Adviser and we only spent $45 per person for a two hour private tour with a kick-a$$ tour guide, Raphael. He took us way back through the cenotes and showed us some very impressive spots. More extreme and exciting than I ever have imagined!

This cenote 'The underwater ancient temple' was the highlight of our anniversary trip and lifes! We have been around and seen some natural wonders, but this takes a spot at the top. It is absolutely amazing if you want to avoid the crowds, get a true mayan local to guide you through and swim not only in a fairly open/high cealing space, but also go inside and deep into dark magical caves. You need to book online in advance as they do not sell tickets at the place. The two owners (actual explorers who found the cenote in 2002!) are a very concious pair dedicated to give back to the mayan community and keep exploring without commercializing massively their discoveries. It is breathtaking and humbling to do this experience with them as you connect with nature and understand the respect it deserves to be properly appreciated. Just one build: you have quite a lot of room to improve the UX of your website, especially the mobile experience. Although we booked and pay in 5 min, we didn't know what time/day we booked our tour and in general design and images could be far better considering the beautiful scenery you have to play with. Must say reviews were the deciding factor to choose this cenote keep on nurtering by continuining your authentic and truly mayan experience.

Go here, it is worth every penny!! If you're looking to Zipline use the guys that take you to this cenotes. They are fun, encouraging, good at their jobs, and feed you when your done!

Caves were awesome, and I would definitely he back.

This was an extraordinary day! The people are top notch...super super SUPER!!!!! HIGHLY reccomend.

We had such a wonderful and amazing time. Our guide was extremely nice and showed us very cool areas of the cave. I thought it was especially interesting when I looked under water thinking it was 10 feet below and it ended up being 50 feet with fish swimming everywhere. There are local Mayan people who live near the Cenote. They were very nice and we felt very safe there. It's an experience that we will never forget.

Thank you to Emilio and Pepe who gave us a truly unforgettable experience. We are thrilled to tell people how neat this Cenote was! We took our 2 year old and 8 year old. I have a huge fear of caves... And caves with water! Emilio carried our 2 year old the whole time during our private tour so I could relax and actually enjoy the experience. Although I chose not to look down... I definitely looked up and loved seeing the cathedrals. This is one of the absolute best Cenotes near Tulum! The price was perfect and affordable and totally worth it. Pepe gave us a bit of the history on the caves and I was very humbled to discover he is one of the original explorers of the caves! Thank you so much! We not only recommended this to all of our friends who were on vacation with us, we also made sure the off resort activity guides at our hotel had a good understanding as none of them had ever been there before. Thank you for a memorable experience! We felt very privileged :) -Samantha, Aaron, Alexander and William and our friend Leo.

Amazing amazing tour. We stopped on the way back to the Cancun hotel zone after a morning visiting the Tulum Ruins.

It was really an experience that you can’t get anywhere else. For $45 bucks each we got an amazing tour through an underwater cave with a funny guide who was super knowledgeable. I would totally recommend this to anyone passing by. It took about two hours total.

Wonderful experience. A little more expensive than some of the other cenotes but well worth it. Our guide was a great dude, knew lots about the cenote and was very nice. If you want to have a real cenote experience spend the extra money. We did the snorkel tour and had a great time. To anyone who is looking to do guided dives (I have never done one) this seems like the perfect spot, the owners mapped out the tunnels and were featured in National Geographic.

This is absolutely breath-taking! The guide is very knowledgeable and gives you time to soak in the experience and beauty of the place. The fact that it is literally in the middle of the jungle just accentuates the magic and feeling of adventure. I loved it all, the warm people, and the place. Truly a unique experience that you will not regret, and must definitely experience.

Such an amazing experience! My boyfriend and I decided to pop in and check it out while staying in Tulum. It was just the 2 of us and our guide which made it an intimate and thrilling experience. The guide was so knowledgeable, helpful and informative. He knew an impressive amount about the cenote, all of the tunnels and where they lead to. I hope you are not afraid of the dark or have ever watched any scary cave movies though! :)

Incredible, worth every penny. Just did the snorkel with a guide. Was the highlight of our entire trip, and would definitely recommend. Underground cave exploration in water, and our guide, Herman, was fantastic. Make the trip, you won't be disappointed!

Amazingly unique experience. Completely worth the $45 dollars. We didn't pre-book, and just showed up. No one was there so I called the number on the side of the van. Someone came over within a minute. He called the guide and we waited about 30 minutes. He drove us through the jungle down a rough road for about 10 minutes. He took us into the cenote and did what I call, cave snorkelling. Absolutely incredible cave with huge stalagmites. Best cenote of the trip!!!

One of my favorite experiences ever! We arrived early and ended up with a private guided tour of what felt like an other worldly journey through several stalactite ceiling / stalagmite floor caverns, including bats and other amazing stuff you only thought you would ever see in an episode of Planet Earth.

Our tour guide was super cool, took his time and let us hang out as long as we wanted in the main cavern after the tour. After having the whole place mostly to ourselves for almost two hours we heard more about how the cenotes were discovered and how the Mayan people who own the land benefit from this specific tour, which helps them with their basic needs and most importantly, provides them with legal resources which help ensure they don't lose their family land.

This was by far the best rainy day activity of my life. Just a few minutes from Tulum. The best $45 USD per person you will spend on vacation.

Beautiful cenote, well worth the price. Full of stalactites, bats and fishes. We were the only ones there which made it even more magical, the tour was guided by super friendly Antonio and took about 2h including the bumpy road in an AWD car to get to the cenote from the main entrance. Highly recommended!

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The Labnaha cenotes are breathtaking and the tour was fun and informative! You can only see these caves with a guide, but it is worth it. The tour group was small and we had a lot of time to explore this wondrous site! I am so glad we found this place.

We were very fortunate to have a private tour with Jose. This place is magical! Especially at midday when the sun shines directly straight down through the opening of the cave. Definitely worth a visit or re-visit!

This is a beautiful senot! Not so crowded, and you can meet the guy who first found and opened this cenote.

We couldn't have been been happier with this experience. It was an authentic cenote, well-cared for and well-preserved by the owners and guides. It was so nice to know that our payment for the adventure/experience (which was one of the highlights of our trip) also helps support a number of local families to the region. We were incredibly happy with our guide, Emilio, and were so fortunate to have a very small group (only one other couple) to share the magic of the cenote with. We couldn't recommend this more highly! If possible: bring water shoes or a rashguard to stay a bit warmer in the cenote, towels for afterwards, your own snorkel mask if you desire (though they are provided, in addition to life vests and flashlights). A waterproof case for camera or phone might be nice as well! It's a beautiful hidden treasure!