Dos ojos Park

Park · Tulum

Dos ojos Park

Park · Tulum

Tulum Federal Highway. Km 124, Jacinto Pat, 77780 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Highlights

Dive into adventure at these stunning cenotes, where crystal-clear waters await, alongside amenities, guided tours, and a vibrant atmosphere for family fun.

Tulum Federal Highway. Km 124, Jacinto Pat, 77780 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico Get directions

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"Cenote Dos Ojos This cenote’s name, which means “Two Eyes” in Spanish, refers to its two separate pools that lead into a large cavern of incredibly clear water. At more than 40 miles long, Dos Ojos is the largest underwater cave system in the state and among the most popular and adventurous dive spots on the entire Riviera Maya. Snorkelers of all ages are welcome to take in the amazing scenery and gaze at divers as they explore far below. The cenote lies just a few minutes north of Tulum, a little over a mile off the main highway."

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Maria Romero

Google

If you are looking for something to do, this is a great place to spend the day. There are 4 separate cenotes to visit. Super clean and they have lockers, restrooms and showers. Vendors are also set up in the area in case you forgot something.

PAROOR HARISH MOHAN

Google

Beware! You will be stopped at this point and will be served with wrong information. 01Nov2024: Being a tourist from another country, they tried to convince me to pay 800 PESOS for visiting Two eyes cenote. Seeing 400 Pesos as an option in the brochure, i requested more information on that and the person who was incharge gave me false information so that he can charge me 800 pesos!!! Really bad! Just to be clear for others. If you need a guide and all then you can pay 800pesos. You can drive 1km ahead and you can pay direct at Two eyes cenote counter itself.

Bryan Heredia

Google

We’ve never been to a cenote before and we’re glad this was our first one. When we first got there, we had no intentions of doing a guided tour of the caves, but we decided to be adventurous and put our trust on Moises and we have zero regrets. I’ll be honest, I’m a bit claustrophobic, but it was definitely worth the experience. Opened my eyes to an entirely different part of our planet that most people don’t think about. Looking forward to exploring the many cenotes around Tulum.

Angelica Davila

Google

Its beautiful. The water was super cold! Got to jump in and get some good pics. Also there’s bats in one of the centers but they don’t mess with you.

Sherry Barry

Google

Nice family day, we visited three cenotes. There is no local discounts. Vendors on the property selling some items. They also have swings and hammocks. They do provide life jackets with the entrance fee. There were several divers in the cenotes. Overall great day and will return.

Arina

Google

Really beautiful area in general, and getting the guided tour through the cenotes was definitely worth it and super affordable! It was really awesome to be able to see and swim to the enclosed bat cave, and Eric was a fantastic guide (and photographer)! The restaurant across from the cenote was awesome as well

Koray K (IG mybusinesstrips)

Google

Don’t pay for the drone, there is nothing for that. However, diving might be a good idea. Nice place to spend around 2 hours if you don’t dive

Pavel Měřínský

Google

Great place for visiting cenotes. The road is ruff even they tryed to repair it