This is my fourth visit! Absolutely love this cenote. Really fun vibe with food and drinks available. I appreciate the lifeguards and friendly wait staff. It’s nice when strangers can have fun together, cheering each other to jump off the little cliff or use the zip line into the water. The nice wooden tables and chairs keep with the natural jungle vibe of the place. There are also two swimming pools in the back near the restrooms- one has a water slide that is probably fun for children. Easy to stay in the shade with all the foliage and plenty of parking. The margaritas are the bomb! I’m not sure which mix they use but it’s one of my favorites. There’s now a train that does a safari but we didn’t have time to check it out. Maybe next time! The water is very clear, and there’s a small area you can swim to be actually inside the cave- most is open air. Lots of fish!

Our driver recommended this Cenote as being a little off the tourist path and glad he did (shout out to Edgar) We could have spent all day here. The cenote is beautiful with clear fish filled water and beautiful views of the underwater caves. There are two platforms you can leap from. There is also a zip line you can fall from for 10 pesos. The surrounding area really blends with the jungle and has plenty of seating. Definitely rent a swim mask for 50 pesos or bring your own so you can really see everything. . There is a small restaurant and bar that serves local beer we recommend the Tulum beer. The staff is really helpful and friendly with many speaking English. There is also a safari tour we didn't try. Finally a nice little gift shop with good prices.

I loved a few things about this place. It wasn’t busy, not expensive and pretty peaceful. The people that run it were really great. It’s definitely a beautiful place to take a swim and get away from the crowds and heat. Food and drinks were really good. Would come here again.

This is a cute little Cenote is just a 15-20 minute drive from Tulum (towards Coba). It will be on your left when getting off the highway, right after the Car Wash (Aktun-Chen) Cenote's entrance. You will drive on a gravel road and pass a gate with a ramp on the right. The entrance to the park will be on your left. Turn left and then park on the right side of the entrance since that will provide shade in the hot afternoon. We arrived into the park just before opening (10am). We were the first ones to arrive and had the Cenote to ourselves for the first hour. We paid $300 pesos per person (approximately $16 USD). They accept only pesos and not credit card at the entrance. The Cenote experience was amazing as the water was crystal clear. There are two platforms to jump off from into the water (one is about 4 feet tall, and one is about 10 feet tall) and even a zip line! The zip line costs $10 pesos per usage. A lifeguard will help you get on and blow a whistle when you need to drop into the Cenote. There are also steps you can take to walk down into the water. They provide life vests (will need to give them your ID which they will hold on to) and lockers ($20 pesos). There is only one restaurant which will accept Visa as a form of payment. There are also areas where you can purchase snacks. We used the pool and went down the slide several times. The pool and the slide opens at 11am. We loved our experience at Zacil-Ha Cenote as it was small and not crowded. We definitely plan on returning the next time we are in Mexico.