Cenote Dos Ojos

Cenote Dos Ojos est un réseau de grottes inondées situé au nord de Tulum. Le nom se traduit par "Two Eyes Cenote" en anglais, en référence aux deux cenotes circulaires qui ressemblent à une paire d'yeux.

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    Cenote Dos Ojos is located approximately 22 kilometers south of Tulum, in the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico. The cenote is part of the Dos Ojos Park, situated along the federal highway (Carretera Federal 307) that connects Tulum to Playa del Carmen.

    • By Car: From Tulum, drive south on Highway 307 for about 20 minutes. Look for signs directing you to the cenote entrance.
    • By Taxi or Colectivo: Taxis from Tulum are readily available. Alternatively, take a colectivo (shared van) heading toward Playa del Carmen and ask to be dropped at the cenote entrance.
    • Guided Tours: Many tour operators in Tulum or Playa del Carmen offer organized visits, often combined with other nearby cenotes.

    Heures d'ouverture et billets

    The cenote is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Hours may vary slightly during holidays or low season.

    • Entrance Fee: Approximately 350 MXN (around $20 USD) per person, which includes access to the cenote and basic facilities.
    • Additional Costs: Snorkel gear rental (around 100 MXN) and guided diving tours (prices vary) are available on-site.
    • Tickets: Purchased at the entrance; online booking is not typically required.

    Meilleur moment pour visiter

    Early mornings (8:00 AM–10:00 AM) are ideal to avoid crowds and enjoy the cenote’s tranquil beauty. Weekdays are generally less busy than weekends. The dry season (November–April) offers clearer water for snorkeling and diving.

    Durée de la visite

    Plan for 2–3 hours to fully explore the cenote, including time for swimming or snorkeling. Divers may spend longer, depending on their tour.

    Activités

    • Snorkeling: The crystal-clear waters reveal stunning underwater rock formations and marine life.
    • Scuba Diving: A popular spot for cave diving, with guided tours available for certified divers.
    • Swimming: The cenote’s calm, turquoise waters are perfect for a refreshing dip.

    Installations

    • Restrooms: Available on-site, though basic.
    • Changing Rooms: Provided for visitors.
    • Parking: Free parking is available near the entrance.
    • Food & Drink: A small snack bar offers drinks and light meals, but bringing your own water is advisable.

    Ce qu'il faut apporter/vêtir

    • Swimsuit: Essential for swimming or snorkeling.
    • Biodegradable Sunscreen: Regular sunscreen is prohibited to protect the cenote’s ecosystem.
    • Water Shoes: The rocky terrain can be slippery.
    • Towel & Change of Clothes: For comfort after swimming.

    Rules/Regulations

    • No Sunscreen: Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed.
    • No Littering: Visitors must take all trash with them.
    • No Pets: Animals are not permitted in the cenote area.
    • Respect Wildlife: Avoid touching or disturbing fish and other aquatic life.

    Informations sur le contact

    For the latest updates, check the official Dos Ojos Park website or contact local tour operators in Tulum. Phone numbers for the cenote are not widely publicized.