Cenote Mayan Blue — Attraction in Quintana Roo

Only worth it for taking a look - it is a very beautiful spot.

However, I visited 20th Dec but didn't swim - so much algae on the surface, flies and mosquitoes. And much of the cenote is very shallow (especially on left of the bridge). With the friendly family who welcome you is an unfriendly dog - intimidating!

MXN $150 entry

[Nearby is Cenote Escondido - this is a little paradise]

Beware of some reviews here - they review Cenote Cristal or Escondido. I notice one review that says "Mayan Blue (Escondido)". Confusing - they are separate places.

Cenote Mayan Blue is not connected to those others. It is farther up...

I appreciate the place and it’s generally well-maintained. Location is quite convenient for Tulum although I didn’t swim or get in the water, it looked very inviting. I was there to dance primarily and attend, an event with Ecstatic dance being the feature. That is my major Request for improvement, the dance floor itself, needs work there were holes in it, and it seemed dangerous for dancers, and I was pleased, best I could tell, nobody was injured. The floor has limitations, however, I felt a need for caution for myself and for other dances and felt somewhat...

The pictures are from several different cenotes, so keep that in mind. The location is of the dual cenote cristal and escondido. Cristal and escondido both have picnic areas with tables as well as places to jump. Escondido is more like a river and cristal more like a pond. Cristal has the more beautiful rocks and clearer water but escondido is better for...