Cenote Nic Te Ha — Attraction in Quintana Roo

During my trip to Akumal, we stopped by 3 cenotes. This one takes 1st place! We came right when it opened and no one else was there the whole time. The clear waters and lily pads made it such a serene experience.

What to know: This cenote is in the Dos Ojos Park, which has multiple cenotes including the very popular one Dos Ojos. Life jackets are available for Nic Te Ha, and mandatory for jumping off the platform. Also, an area of the cenote which has lots of lily pads is blocked off, but other than that feel free to snorkel and swim!

I really wish I had more pictures that captured the beauty of this place. I highly...

We went to this cenote yesterday (06/21). Go to this cenote (Nic Te Ha) if you prefer it quiet, not crowded. We were the first two visitors at 11:30am (!!) and just had the cenote to ourselves for at least 1hour.

There are bathrooms, changing rooms and showers.

It is mandatory to wear a swim vest. You will get it in the cenote. Make sure you don‘t wear sunscreen or anything else on your skin. They want to make sure the water stays as clear and clean.

The water is crystal blue!!! So stunning. We had such a good time. This cenote is also a spot to go cenote /...

The most beautiful cenote from those they have in 'Dos Ojos Park'. Had amazing feeling that I was in a secret relic forest with a lake of incredible beauty. This cenote has a shallower part (up to 2 meters deep) and a deeper cave part with divine blue water and no vegetation. For those who like jumping, there is a platform at a height of about 3 meters. Control over the wearing of life jackets is not strict here, so you can take great photos without them(; And the best time to visit any cenote is morning. Until there's not many people and it's quiet...