All in Cenote
Cenote Azul or Blue Cenote is located in Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, and is a unique natural formation created when an underground river collapsed to form an oasis of crystal-clear freshwater. This cenote is quite easy to get to and is situated just off the Chetumal-Cancun Highway in the Mayan Riviera of Quintana Roo. Visitors can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the cool waters or simply take in the tranquil atmosphere of this special place
Cenote Azul, Bacalar is an awe-inspiring natural wonder located in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. The cenote, or sinkhole, consists of a deep blue pool surrounded by limestone rocks and lush jungle vegetation. Its crystal clear turquoise water is inviting to visitors that come from all around the world to explore its depths.
Tulum, Mexico is a stunning Caribbean destination nestled in the jungles of Quintana Roo on the Eastern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. With its turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and lush jungles filled with archaeological ruins – it’s easy to see why this location has become one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations in recent years.
Longing for an experience like no other? The Bacalar Lagoon is calling you. Experience some of the bluest water on planet earth during your visit to this rare freshwater treasure. Situated in the southernmost reaches of Quintana Roo, Mexico, the Bacalar Lagoon provides visitors with a plethora of unique experiences and attractions, with perhaps the most popular being Los Rapidos.
Cenote La Casa Del Alux is one of the most beautiful and underrated Cenotes in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. It is located off of the 307 highway in Puerto Aventuras. From the Chedraui grocery store, you can either drive to the cenote or take a taxi tricycle, which should cost $15 MXN ($1 CAD - $0.75 USD). Entrance fees run at $150 MXN ($9.60 CAD - $7.59 USD) for the whole day.
