Cenote Palomitas

Definitely worth the visit. We were there on a Sunday at around 15pm and there was nobody. We had the cenote all to ourselves. You have to pay extra for the lockers but there’s plenty of space to put your stuff once in the cenote.

Hidden gem in the middle of nowhere.
Underground cenote with light only coming in through a small hole in the ceiling. Quite magical. Crystal clear water, not very cold.
Follow the signs "Cenote Palomitas" or "Agua dulce", pass the restaurant and a small shop until you come to the big parking space. Pay the entrance at the desk, it's 200 pesos for foreigners. Lockers are available to rent for an additional 40 pesos but not really needed. You can leave your backpack next to the water, plenty of space, and even some basic benches. Even a life jacket is inluded in the entry fee. They are, however, optional. Changing rooms and bathrooms were very clean. "Lifeguard" on duty.
We visited around 10 am and were the only ones apart from one other family and a group of 4 freedivers. Apparently, it's a great spot for freediving.

Yet another great spot to visit, combine it with Cenote XCANAHALTUN and u will see one of the most amazing places!
Entry fee 200 MXN

The best cenote we've been to !!!
Entrance 180 MXP
You can swim without a vest,
You can take your bag with you in the cenote,
And it is safe
I recommend it 100%

My favorite cenote!! It's so beautiful, especially on a sunny day when the light is shinning through.

It was a beautiful experience. Water was lovely. Kind of scary deep. Water a constant 19C so cool but not freezing. We were the only people there and were first in! It was part of a TUI trip and they totally nailed it

Wonderful place, thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Welcome relief from the sun. Word of warning, the water is very cold initially, but it mainly feels that way due to the outside temperatures. Lovely staff and an excellent buffet lunch with some cold beers. Would highly recommend a visit to this Cenote.

This cenote is mostly a cave-like experience with one hole opening near the middle (you can't jump through it). It's a huge space. Price per person is $180 pesos as of January 2023. This only includes ONE cenote even though there are two on the premises. You have to buy each one separately. They have life jackets if you want one but it's not required.

We got there around 9:30am and there were only two other people there. It's beautiful and amazing when you first see it. There are stairs all the way down with a couple of areas to put your things and stairs into the water (it's Mexico so they weren't super sturdy but worked fine). There were a handful of small fish and a handful of small inner tubes to float around with. This cenote is deep and we saw kids jumping off the rocks. There's also a gym class style rope you can climb and jump off of. Overall a really cool cenote.

First cenote we visited. Absolutely beautiful cave with nice cool water.
We were there around midday when the sun came thru the small hole in the ceiling to create a gorgeous funeral down to the water.
There were about 10 people there,
Payed 180mex for the entrance, free vests of you want.

Breathtaking cenote, worth detour from a main road. We were the only ones inside so it added to the atmosphere of uniqueness. Entry is 170 peso, with showers and changing rooms, photos are allowed.

A great experience. Initially a very cold entrance into the water, but soon warmed up and found tge whole experience invigorating and refreshing. Enjoyed the local lunch after as well.

Oct 2022: entrance was 170 pesos.
Good facilities, clean, well maintained. We came around 12:30pm and had it all to ourselves. The experience of swimming in the cave with the birds and bats overhead is incredible. The water is so blue!

Cenote is good but the real highlight is the buffet. You can buy a combo ticket and it is WELL worth it. Definitely one of our favorite meals in the Yucatan and we have eaten at most of the top restaurants including several with world renowned chefs. Come hungry!!

Beautiful cenote and very deep! Really cool to see with goggles and dive light. It was 180 pesos per person and you definitely need to visit aqua dulce while you're there which is also 180.

Beautiful place, a little more secluded from tourists but really worth a visit, you can be alone and enjoy the beauty of water and light. Highly recommend👍

One of our favourite cenotes!
Lights are placed in the cave which makes a cool atmosphere.
Entrance fee was 180 per person
Half of the time we were alone in the cenote.
Live vests are not required but available for free.

When I was there nobody else was, very empty comparing to other cenote which was great. Is worth to visit but don't think you'd stay so long like on other ones.

Great place to go if you’re looking to avoid the hyper-crowded popular Cenote’s that are close to Valladolid central.

This one is a short 25 min drive from the Center of town and is well worth it. We literally had the entire place to ourselves.

The water is a perfect temperature, and the cenote is absolutely stunning.

They give you a life jacket but you don’t actually have to wear it.

If I could recommend one thing to the owners it would be to drop the price slightly or offer combos, as 150 MEX per cenote in the facility (there are 3) meant we only did one.

Amazing closed cenote, with huge stalactites and blue water.
They have a big parking, restaurant and souvenirs shop.
The price was good and they offer a pack with Cenote + buffet for 300 Mxn pesos (15USD aprox).

Price: 200 MXN only cenote, 300 MXN cenote+buffet. Lockers extra 40 MXN.

Came here as part of a Chichen Itza day tour. This was a highlight of the tour, as we were able to cool off in the water after a day in the sun. I don't know how much it cost to get into the cenote as it was part of our tour, but my whole family loved it!

It has some steep steps to get into the cave and water but it was accessible to many, but not for those that cannot walk up/down stairs. The water was perfect and it was an amazing experience. Bought water proof cases for phone pictures and that turned out perfect. They had life jackets, changing rooms and lockers too!

We also had a buffet at the 'oasis' which seemed to serve some authentic Maya or Mexican food.. really enjoyed the hibiscus tea! Food was fine but the cenote was the highlight for sure.