Cenote Xunaan Ha

The best place ever! I had the funnest time here. I even got a fish pedicure! (If you stay still, they’ll bite the dead skin off your feet). I also loved jumping from the platforms, into the clear water.

Great, clean, not too cold water! My hubby loved jumping!!! Rocks have fossils everywhere!! Love rocks. Some fish...look like guppies. Easy to get to. The roads are rough just drive slow. This is where nature is at!!!! Love all the plants and trees!

We went there at last minute so only had 1 hr and 20 min until closing (4:30) but it was so worth it! People already got out as it was almost closing time so you could get the whole spot by yourself or with only few people. Deep enough to jump off, pretty big to swim, clear water, and wonderful for snorkeling.

So much fun! Water is cool, clear and refreshing on a hot day! No plastic bottles or sunscreen allowed to keep the water beautiful. Towel, water shoes, camera is all you need. Bicycle here is easy and cheep. Check this out, you will be glad you did!

If you're looking for a cenote with crystal clear water and the perfect jumping platforms for beginners this is the spot! The water is deep and safe, and the crew is friendly and will provide life vests. Plus, it's not crowded, so you can enjoy a peaceful and refreshing swim. A must-see destination, definitely recommend visiting!

Second cenote we visited during a private tour of tulum, this was a fully open location and was the most like swimming in a river or pond. The water coming up from underground was relatively cold, but it was easy enough to paddle over to a part of the cenote that was a little warmer.

There's a platform to jump from and some stairs. There was nobody else there when we arrived which was nice. Overall it was worth a visit but not as much of a view as other cenotes.

This was our first cenote visit on our trip. It's a beautiful cenote in a jungle like setting. There's a large jumping platform, a lower smaller jumping platform for kids and there's a rope in the water you can stand on to take a break. We watched scuba drivers go into the cave. The staff were welcoming and there are clean washrooms. The water was gorgeous and the jumping platform allows for a sunny spot to warm up on. Worth a trip! It's quiet and not touristy. There's some cute little fish to see as well.

On the road in there is a small shallow cenote in a cave full of bats that's worth checking out! There's a small hand painted sign and no one working there, we found it based on other review if you can find it it's worth a stop as well. The fruit bats were incredible to see.

Beautiful cenote. We went at 2pm on a Saturday and there was only one other family. $200 pesos entrance, cheaper for nationals and cheaper for Quintanaroo residents. There’s bathrooms and changing rooms. They do not sell any food or beverages so plan to eat elsewhere. They have life vests included in the fee but we didn’t see any snorkel gear. We always bring our own. Also, they only allow you to take your own water so leave snacks and sunblock in the car. They have a jumping deck. If you are looking for a cenote that’s not touristy and you can enjoy and be in nature, this is the place. Will definitely be back!

Beautiful, quiet, and full of life! Little fish nibbled out feet and we had snorkeling and stuff with us which was super cool!

Beautiful ceñote. Came at a great time, didn't have many other guests there to worry about. Two platforms at different heights to jump from. Water was clear and lots of greenery.

Small cenote, 40m long by 15m wide. Super friendly people at the entrance. 200 MXN as of April 2022. No fins, no food or drinks accepted.
Water was very clear and clean. Not many places where you have foot (life vest available). Beautiful green moss on the bottom. It's nice if you like looking at details, but won't be that interesting if you have high expectations :)

One of the best kept secrets. Beautiful surroundings and crystalline waters. Rent a life jacket at the main entrance if you’re not a confident swimmer.

We stayed at Ja Abin airbnb near Ciudad Chemuyil. It was wonderful. Cenote Xunaan Ha was so refreshing. If in the area the Probabita is an amazing dining experience. Also, all of the restaurants in Chemuyil are incredible, Also Oscar& Lalo's torward Tulum did not disappoint either.

Amazing little spot off the main road. Took a little walking to get there after the collective dropped us off. 70 pesos entrance fee (nothing is free in Mexico) but a lovely little spot to relax for the afternoon. Crystal clear water and fun diving boards. Little fish were in the water that would nibble on your dead skin, a very interesting feeling, but if you kept moving they wouldn't get you.

Small and simple but clean and not crowded. We had the cenote all for ourselves for more than an hour.

Went here last week on a private tour with my boyfriend. This was the third and final cenote after visiting two caves, and by far our favorite.

I appreciate that there were hardly any visitors, so it was quiet, clean, beautiful and so much fun!

Honestly, this is one of the best open-water cenotes in Tulum area. It was an easy 20-minute drive from Tulum and this place is wonderful as it is not crowded! Few people and that’s it.

The entrance fee is 100 pesos / pp and it is worth it! They have a great zip-line, jumping platform and the water is pretty warm.

We had an amazing day there and will be definitely back!

Highly recommended!

Loved it. Just beautiful! Great place to swim and dive - some small fish and not very busy

BEAUTIFUL! tour guides will take videos for you if you ask them to. You do not have to wear a life jacket unless you are not a strong swimmer than I highly recommend using one.

Very peaceful place. Water is clear and refreshing, lots of fish, great place to cool down ✌