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Gran Cenote

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(4.4K) · Scuba diving center in Tulum, Mexico
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Located three miles from downtown Tulum, Gran Cenote is one of the most popular sinkholes in Mexico. It comprises an open-air cenote surrounded …

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4.0/5 · 4,373 reviews
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Dec 17, 2024
So Gran Cenote is probably the most popular cenote to visit for tourists, in Tulum and maybe even Yucatan. Of all the Cenotes we went to, or even researched online, this was the most expensive. Tic… Full review by CaptainNero
Nov 10, 2024
Easily reachable by bike if you’re comfortable biking alongside traffic, and you can also hit Calavera. As mentioned it’s $500 pesos includes mandatory vest, additional $30 for a locker/mask/snorkel.… Full review by KnoxTravler
Nov 10, 2024
Really cool place to go and swim in the caves with turtles. Just make sure you take some ID otherwise you can’t get the snorkel gear or a locker. We went early in the day and it was perfect Full review by Sam S
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What’s the entrance fee for the kids?
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No idea, they wouldn't let us in because our dollar bills. weren't a little wrinkled.
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Answer by We T · Dec 11, 2022
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¿Cuál es el precio actualizado a febrero de 2022? ¿Horarios?
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Creo que son $500 MXN y no sé de los horarios pero creo que cierran a las 4 PM.
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Answer by Berenice O · Feb 10, 2022
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Is there snorkeling equipment for rent here?
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Yes there is for rent
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Answer by Dzvina Y · Oct 7, 2020
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