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helloomelissahelloomelissa

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Dos Ojos is an amazing scuba diving experience. The fresh water is crystal clear with a constant temperature of 76-77 degrees Fahrenheit. Dive lights are required. There are two different loops to follow through the Cavern with one having more natural light being more open at the beginning of the dive. This loop gives less experienced diver's time to get their buoyancy under control before going into the dark overhead environment. I just dove the second loop today named, "Bat Cave" which is very dark for most of the dive. Wow, what an experience. There are spectacular stalagmites and stalactites throughout the loop. Part way through you surface inside a large dome that has a three foot wide opening high in the ceiling. A bunch of fruit bat's were coming and going through the opening and flying around in the dome... One of the coolest things I have ever experienced while diving. The maximum depth in Dos Ojos is 30 feet and the swim rate is very relaxed with no current to deal with. The dive shop I used was Aquanauts in Puerto Morales. I travel with my own dive gear but my dive buddy rented his. They provided transportation to/from our hotel and the dive site. William and his wife Crescent are super nice and extremely knowledgeable. Cenote Dos Ojos is a spectacular dive site that I highly recommend for those with diving experience.

Benson MillerBenson Miller

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If you think the excessive rain from the jungle is gonna prevent this place from closing. You'll be sadly mistaken! For starters, I didn't go with those tourist bundle plans. So I went straight to the location instead after acquiring a rental vehicle. The place doesn't accept card, so make sure to bring peso currency. With that being said, I'm not too sure if prices fluctuate with things such as weather, time of year exc. But I paid 350 pesos for snorkeling to get general idea and for the record I brought my own snorkeling gear. Staff was welcoming upon arrival. Despite the rain I did notice some small shops including restrooms to change. I believe the real gem is within scuba diving. However I still had a great time snorkeling! I suppose the water was chill but others claimed it was cold. Granted there wasn't much sun that day due to the overcast weather. The cenote eyes are a short walking distance from other. Prior to arrival of the 2nd eye there is a also bat cave. I will also note that once you pay entry. The trail is a good 6 minute or so drive. One more thing, please rinse off any sunscreen or lotion chemicals prior to entering the water. Small marine life does exist within the cenotes.

Angel MontesAngel Montes

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There's very few places in life that are worth mentioning, and words alone aren't enough to describe its beauty....Tulum, Cancun Riviera....Cenotes. Los Ojos Cenotes....in particular dos Monos (short for two Monkey's). The experience of being able witness life's wonders and sacred waters....65 million years in making.....Limestone Rock formations and crystal clear water...you are witness to something very...very special...daunting and unique. Guides are great...look for Erick Lopez...smart...patient..and very insightful. Makes for your experience something memorable....historical, and educational. You take short walk through jungle...reach Cenote, might get lucky by witnessing some wildlife. You reach your destination...and it leaves you awestruck. It's scary at first to think that you will embark on this journey, but you realize that this place is sacred ground for what it is and represents....you realize as you take in its beauty and you swim within underground caves...this experience is greater than yourself and you are fortunate to be there...you were given a moment to witness creation. A must experience....you will forever be greatful.

Ricardo SevillaRicardo Sevilla

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Two eyes cenote by far is my favorite! It really is one of the prettiest as the water in this cenote is so clear and turquoise! Here you can snorkel and do diving which is also very incredible since the caves in this cenote look awesome! If you want to dive you do need a certification. If you snorkel I would highly recommend maybe already bring your equipment so you don’t have to pay for equipment there and of course bring all of it because it’ll be very useful to swim around the second eye since it is the largest one I believe. The first eye is a good size but it is smaller than the second eye, it is still incredibly pretty and when we got there it was almost empty. This was at 12:00 pm on a Monday. There were a lot of small fishes but they don’t do anything so if you don’t like animals like fishes you won’t have to worry about those, just keep in mind they are everywhere. In terms of water temperature, just like any other cenote, very very cold. Especially since this one is like a cave and none of it is under the sun. Still worth the pain though! This cenote is a 10/10!

Paloma MerazPaloma Meraz

20

Absolutely loved this cenote. The water was very clear and refreshing. We only went snorkeling but there was a ton of fish. Next time we come back we will do diving because they looked amazing. It was neat snorkeling though and seeing the divers with their flash lights shining into the cave structures. It was a good substitution but diving is the way to go. It was 700 pesos for two of us to snorkel in eye one and eye two. We had our own gear so I can't contest to the price if you have to rent. If you plan on visiting several cenotes I would go ahead and buy your own snorkel gear before you get to Mexico. Eye two is the best of the two because you can actually swim around the land area and it's a big u shaped. There also wasn't many people there who were swimming/snorkeling but there was a good bit of divers. Highly recommend stopping at this one if you're in the area. If you do want to visit more than one cenote in this park make sure you purchase all the tickets before hand. Otherwise you have to go back to the front gate.

Brandon FlemingBrandon Fleming

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