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Classification: LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

Diving: 300 pesos

Snorkeling: 200 pesos

Camera Fee:

150 pesos GoPro

350-500 pesos for larger cameras

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Clasificación: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

Diving: 350 pesos

Snorkeling: 100 pesos

Camera Fee:

150 pesos GoPro (Go Pro with accesorios pay an additional fee)

500-1,000 pesos larger cameras

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Classification: LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status:  OPEN

Entrance Fee: 400 pesos (the guide pays the half – 200 pesos)

Note:

2024-02-27: Cenote Calavera seems to be clearer since the nearby laundry closed, and we will continue to monitor the situation and announce if the cavern line becomes suitable for guided cenote dives.

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Classification: LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

Diving: 200 pesos

Snorkeling: 150 pesos

Camera Fee:

100 pesos GoPro

500 pesos bigger cameras

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Classification: LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE

Cavern Status: OPEN

Estado de la cueva: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 250 pesos (300 pesos as of 1. June, 2025)

Cameras: not allowed

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Classification: LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 350 pesos 

Camera Fee: 

250 pesos GoPro

400 pesos bigger cameras

Note: The cenote closes Saturdays (during low season)

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Classification: LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

Diving: 400 pesos

Snorkeling:

400 pesos without guide

800 pesos guided tour

Camera Fee: 350-600 pesos – depending on size of camera

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Classification: LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

Diving: 400 pesos

Snorkeling:

400 pesos without guide

800 pesos guided tour

Camera Fee: 350-600 pesos – depending on size of camera

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Classification: LEVEL 4 – EXPERT

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: CLOSED

Entrance Fee: 400 pesos

Note:

2024-02-27: Cave diving is not permitted until further notice.

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Classification: LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 500 pesos

Note: The cenote closes on Saturdays

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 400 pesos

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Classification:  LEVEL 1 – STARTER

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 250 pesos (300 pesos as of 1. June, 2025)

Cameras: not allowed

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 350 pesos

Camera Fee: 350 pesos

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 400 pesos

Camera Fee: 350-600 pesos – depending on the size of the camera.

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 300 pesos

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

EstadCavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 300 pesos

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Classification:  EXPERTS ONLY

Cavern Status: OPEN

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 300 pesos 

Camera Fee: no charge

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Classification: LEVEL 4 – EXPERT

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

300 pesos for one dive
500 pesos for two dives

Camera: no charge

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Classification: LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE

Cavern Status: CAVERN TOURS NOT RECOMMENDED

Cave Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee: 300 pesos

Note:

2024-02-27: The cavern line is unsafe due to excess sediment after the excavation of Cenote Esmeralda.

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Classification: LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

The Pit: 500 pesos

The Pit & Dos Ojos: 600 pesos

The Pit & Nicte Ha: 600 pesos

Camera: 350-600 pesos – depending on the size of the camera

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Classification: LEVEL 4 – EXPERT

Cavern Status: OPEN

Entrance Fee:

350 pesos – one dive

450 pesos – two dives

Camera Fee: