Cenote Cristal

Very nice cenote, clear and clean water, perfect for snorkeling and diving. Not too many people there and enough space to sit at tables, benches or chill in hammocks. There are options to jump in the cenote, either with a rope from the ground level or an about 3,5m (just guessing) platform. Many animals to observe, like fishes and turtles in the water and lizards and beautiful birds on land. The small fishes can give you a natural pedicure if you let them and if you're patient enough :) Pay attention to not use sunscreen or other waterpolluting things when swimming. Entrance fee was 150 pesos per person (in November 2024).

I love this cenote. It’s great value for money. Parking is free and entry is 150 per adult and 100 for kids until 11. Oct2024 . The kids love jumping from the platform and it’s a very relaxed atmosphere. Not a great many animals or turtles. But shade and beautiful clear water.

The teens and I spent the entire day here. Only one cenote (of the two were open) so we paid $150 peso versus $300 to hang out. There are picnic tables in the shade and hammocks spread out. You pay $50 pesos to bring in a cooler, so bring your snacks and water. There is a small diving platform, a rope to hang out in the cenote and a small rope swing. There were baby turtles swimming so bring your snorkel. Scuba divers were there as I’m told there is a cave that connects the cenotes. Such a cool peaceful find and a great way to see fish and turtles without the huge tourist prices and crowds. Staff were great and friendly. They had a lifeguard walking around making sure everyone was being safe and responsible.

Cenote Cristal is gorgeous. There were maybe 30 people there, including locals. You can pay one price and get into Cristal and Escondido across the street. Both are amazing. Neither have food for sale, so bring food and water/drinks. There are tables and hammocks. The cenote is small, crystal clear, and Eden-like.

Amazing place to chill, crystal clear water with turtles and fish swimming around. Less busy than touristy ones. $300 for 2 cenotes and life jackets are provided.

Crystal clear waters. Tranquility and turtles swimming around. Couldn't ask for more. Much recommender and accessible by bicycle!

An amazing cenote with a cozy atmosphere, we only went to the Cristal one. It costs $150 per cenote, so $300 for both. The water is truly crystal clear! There are caves that you can dive into (with equipment), or just bring goggles and a snorkel to watch down in the divine water.

It is a lake, not really what I would call a cenote. It had been raining for a couple of days, so the water wasn’t really clear. One did not feel clean after going into the water, something I usually feel after going into a cenote or similar body of water. It had great parking, entrance was $150 MXN and one can rent a snorkeling mask for $80 MXN.

Very nice cenote, clear and clean water, perfect for snorkeling and diving. Not too many people there and enough space to sit at tables, benches or chill in hammocks. There are options to jump in the cenote, either with a rope from the ground level or an about 3,5m (just guessing) platform. Many animals to observe, like fishes and turtles in the water and lizards and beautiful birds on land. The small fishes can give you a natural pedicure if you let them and if you're patient enough :) Pay attention to not use sunscreen or other waterpolluting things when swimming. Entrance fee was 150 pesos per person (in November 2024).

I love this cenote. It’s great value for money. Parking is free and entry is 150 per adult and 100 for kids until 11. Oct2024 . The kids love jumping from the platform and it’s a very relaxed atmosphere. Not a great many animals or turtles. But shade and beautiful clear water.

The teens and I spent the entire day here. Only one cenote (of the two were open) so we paid $150 peso versus $300 to hang out. There are picnic tables in the shade and hammocks spread out. You pay $50 pesos to bring in a cooler, so bring your snacks and water. There is a small diving platform, a rope to hang out in the cenote and a small rope swing. There were baby turtles swimming so bring your snorkel. Scuba divers were there as I’m told there is a cave that connects the cenotes. Such a cool peaceful find and a great way to see fish and turtles without the huge tourist prices and crowds. Staff were great and friendly. They had a lifeguard walking around making sure everyone was being safe and responsible.

Cenote Cristal is gorgeous. There were maybe 30 people there, including locals. You can pay one price and get into Cristal and Escondido across the street. Both are amazing. Neither have food for sale, so bring food and water/drinks. There are tables and hammocks. The cenote is small, crystal clear, and Eden-like.

Amazing place to chill, crystal clear water with turtles and fish swimming around. Less busy than touristy ones. $300 for 2 cenotes and life jackets are provided.

Crystal clear waters. Tranquility and turtles swimming around. Couldn't ask for more. Much recommender and accessible by bicycle!

An amazing cenote with a cozy atmosphere, we only went to the Cristal one. It costs $150 per cenote, so $300 for both. The water is truly crystal clear! There are caves that you can dive into (with equipment), or just bring goggles and a snorkel to watch down in the divine water.

It is a lake, not really what I would call a cenote. It had been raining for a couple of days, so the water wasn’t really clear. One did not feel clean after going into the water, something I usually feel after going into a cenote or similar body of water. It had great parking, entrance was $150 MXN and one can rent a snorkeling mask for $80 MXN.