Cenote Cocalitos Beach Resort

It seems like they have just opened up after a few months off. It is such a cosy, chill place to relax. They’ve taken the water swings and water hammocks down, and the main restaurant was closed when we went. Regardless, it was a stunning spot on the lagoon and we can’t recommend it more.

It cost us 60 pesos to taxi from the town centre, and we paid 100 pesos per person for entry.

Bacalar! what else to say? Every boat tour will bring you here. Or you can enter from beach, I think there is small fee entrance. Popular swings, and site of stromatolites. Just enjoy it

What an amazing experience. We go there as soon as they opened and it was empty. I do recommend to get there early as it does get packed later on the day. Water is beautiful. You can relax in the hammocks or swings or just walk out to the water. They have restrooms and showers. There’s a kitchen and bar. I believe it was 50 pesos to get in $2.50 in US dollars

Cenote Cocalitos is a beautiful spot to swim and dive in the lagoon.

People need to be more careful and responsible. Please if you visit this place don’t touch the stromatolites . It’s not allowed!! 🛑

It’s very important to keep this magical place clean and beautiful as it is now!
Do responsable tourism!!

Beautiful place. The beach club is ok, it has shadow, a restaurant, restrooms, showers, some swings and hammocks, but the best part is that they take care of the estromatolitos. Excellent place to see them up close too. You can also access Cenote Esmeralda and Cenote Cocalitos from here. $50 entrance fee, totally worth it.

What a magical place. I visited the day before during a laguna boat tour with Gaia Experience. Seeing the water from the boat is just mesmerizing and unlike anything one would expect from a Cenote or lake. I knew I had to visit and step foot. My mom and I arrived around 10:10 am. The venue hadn’t opened yet. There was a short line outside of eager visitors. We were let in at 10:20 am.

There is parking available. Coming in the morning affords you the best hammocks in the water as they are first come, first serve. The water is non-salt water and natural. It’s cool but not as cold sometimes as the beach. There are small fish that greet you. The water is deep when you first enter but gets shallow and then deeper again once you are farther out and I mean really farther out. It’s beautiful and picturesque. People are extremely friendly and will take a picture if you ask. And likewise expect people to ask you to take a picture. It’s a kind thing to do. 🥰

Please protect the environment and avoid wearing sunscreen and oils. I’d love for my grandchildren to visit this place in the future.

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One of the nicest places around the bank of lake Bacalar to lie down, chill and enjoy the lagoon. The entry fee is 35 pesos per adult, but it’s worth it. The area is quite spacious and it includes swings and hamacas directly in the lagoon. You can easily spend the whole day here. There’s also a restaurant serving some basic snacks and meals, but nothing special. You might also observe the “estromatolitos” here - natural formations of bacteria that are one of the main touristic attractions of this area. They ARE pretty.

Wow. This place is just incredible.
Really recommend visiting here once you're in Baclar.
Entrace fees are 35 pesos per person.
The color of the Lagoon was so beautiful.

Must visit place in Bacalar! It’s absolutely gorgeous.. the water is crystal clear. Hammocks and swings are open to all but I recommend getting there early if you want one. Bathrooms onsite are decent and restaurant is available if needed. Good drinks!

We spent a wonderful afternoon at cenote Cocalitos, which is more of a beach at the lagoon than a cenote. You can easily drive there from Cancun and spend a day with mainly locals and very few tourists. There is a restaurant with decent prices, but you can also bring your own lunch. There are hammocks and swings in the water, and the colors are mind-blowing. There is also a protected nursery of living giant stromatolites.

35 peso entrance fee. There is a parking lot, bathrooms and a restaurant. We did not get anything at the restaurant because we brought a cooler and pollo asadero. There are also boat toes that you can take. It is beautiful and is definitely a must if in the area.

We went 2 days in a row. It rained the second day and the water was almost more beautiful. There are hammocks and swings in the water. Be careful when first entering as there was broken glass in the sand.

Do not touch the stromatolites as they are easily damaged.

We saw this place by coincidence 2 years ago and were amazed
Now when we had the chance we came back. It's still sooo beautiful. They even build new bathrooms during the pandemic.

Its 35 pesos to get in, not a fan to pay to swim in places that should be public but if it means that they keep it clean as they do here then its not that bad! Good to have it preserved. We went at the end of the day and it wasnt too busy, we were actuslly last ones to be in the water, which together with the sunset and hammocks it really made the day!

So naturally place, lovely color!! You must visit! Small restaurant, which is enough. Hammocks in water. Corals are protect. We was walking from Bacalar, no problem.

Stunning place, a must visit when you’re around. Really worth it, swings and hamacs available in the water to relax. Entrance costs 50 pesos per person to access this part of the lagoon. Cafeteria available if you need snacks and shower rooms to change.

Nice beach, quite busy but the views are amazing. They charge 50 pesos. There is a small bar/restaurant.

A great place to swim that’s a little away from everything else. It’s got it’s own bathrooms, picnic areas, and swings in the water. Very nice place to swing around and get some pictures. We enjoyed our time very much, the water is beautiful. Definitely a place to check out!

I love this place the water looks so beautiful and cristal clear, the entrance is very cheap and you can stay there until 5:00pm

The best most beautiful place to visit in bacalar! $50 pesos ($2.50) to enter. There is a restaurant, drinks, shade, restroomsand also hammocksand swings in the water..Rent a bike and head here or they got parking for cars. I will recommend just renting a bike and you can travel and explore bacalar. We rented a car but parked it in the hotel the whole time while visiting.

50 pesos to enter per person. 100 pesos to rest a table. 30 pesos per chair. They offer food and drinks attheir restaurant