Canamayte Eco Park — Attraction in Quintana Roo

OMG this cenote was so fun! The water here was SUPER FRESH and COLD! The best water I swam in during my stay in Mexico. This place has lockers for you to put your stuff in while you hope in the relaxing water. We saw bats flying around the caves while swimming. There are lots of areas with high rocks where you can accidentally kick the rock and deep spots where you can’t touch the floor. It’s so fun to see everyone’s reactions getting into the cold water. They provide you with a MANDATORY LIFE-VEST styled floatation device. You have to PRE-SHOWER before jumping into the cenote to get any chemicals your body has on to stop it from hurting the fresh water ecosystem in place. I enjoyed every minute of it with my wife and I’m sure you will too! Bring your own towel! P.S. They have swings in the cenote. Watch for...

It was a nice area. Was fairly clean and well kept. On-site had a buffet style eating area, free drink with the price to eat. Small souvenir shop, sold watershoes shirts and some smaller items. We only went to the one water pool as I wasn't aware of how to get to the second location, haha. Change areas were next to the shower. You have to rinse yourself and that before entering the pools. There are lockers free to use. Don't mind the terrible food image. The food was...

A tourist trap! We were totally scammed in there - the access to the cenote is not well marked. We arrived to the nearby cenote and were not informed that the entry fee is 400 pesos. We ended up spending five minutes in a dirty water and only after that were informed that the access costs 400 pesos. Believe me, it’s not worth it! They drive in there hundreds of tourists and sell it as an authentic experience. Access to the cenote is...