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Casa Tortuga Cenotes

Casa Tortuga cenotes near Tulum: four cenotes in one day

4.8 · 4,328 reviews on Google

9 h

Every Day

English / Spanish

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Visit the four cenotes of the Casa Tortuga park — two open-air and two cavern cenotes — with a guide, near Tulum. This is the version focused on the cenotes: it includes round-trip transport, a local guide inside the park, around two hours of guided touring, free time to swim and about an hour on Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen. Meals, drinks, life-jacket rental and snorkel gear are not included.

Connect with the natural beauty of the Riviera Maya on the Budget Casa Tortuga Tour, an ideal experience for travelers who want to discover different types of cenotes and swim in their crystal-clear waters.

The tour includes round-trip ground transportation and assistance from a bilingual guide. Upon arriving at Casa Tortuga Cenote, you will have access to four cenotes: two open cenotes and two cave cenotes, each offering different scenery and natural features.

A local guide will accompany you on an approximately two-hour guided experience, providing information about the cenotes and introducing you to the areas included in the tour. Afterward, you will have free time to swim, cool off, and enjoy the natural surroundings.

Depending on the location of your accommodation, the tour also includes an approximately one-hour visit to Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen, where you can walk, browse local shops, and experience one of the Riviera Maya’s most popular tourist areas.

Round-trip ground transportation.
Bilingual guide.
Admission to Casa Tortuga Cenote.
Access to two open cenotes for swimming.
Access to two cave cenotes for swimming.
Local guide inside Casa Tortuga Cenote.
Approximately two-hour guided experience.
Free time to swim and enjoy the cenotes.
Approximately one-hour visit to Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen, when applicable.
Daily departures.

Swimsuit.
Towel.
Lightweight and comfortable clothing.
An extra change of dry clothes.
Sandals or water shoes.
Comfortable walking shoes.
Biodegradable sunscreen.
Biodegradable insect repellent.
Cash for food, beverages, life jacket rental, and personal expenses.
Camera or mobile phone.
Personal identification.

Food.
Beverages.
Life jacket rental.
Swim goggles or additional swimming equipment.
Personal expenses.
Gratuities.

Operating days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The tour operates every day.
The guided experience inside Casa Tortuga lasts approximately two hours.
The tour includes access to two open cenotes and two cave cenotes.
Food and beverages are not included.
Life jacket rental and swim goggles must be paid for directly at the location.
The Fifth Avenue visit does not apply to guests staying in Playa del Carmen, Playacar, or Riviera Maya hotels located toward Tulum.
Pickup time and meeting point will be confirmed when the reservation is completed.
The order and duration of activities may change due to traffic, weather, or operational requirements.

What our travellers say

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Monika Prei a month ago

★★★★★

What an unforgettable experience! We had an absolutely amazing day on our tour from Cancun to Chichén Itzá, the cenote, and Valladolid. From early morning until late in the evening, Alfredo, Enrique, and Xiomara went above and beyond to make this trip truly special. They didn’t just show us the most beautiful places—they brought every location to life with fascinating stories, incredible historical knowledge, and genuine passion. Their enthusiasm, professionalism, and attention to every detail made us feel comfortable, welcomed, and completely immersed in the experience. Every stop was perfectly organized, and they made sure we had enough time to enjoy every moment while sharing so many interesting facts that we would have never learned on our own. A huge thank you to Alfredo, Enrique, and Xumaro for their kindness, positive energy, and outstanding service. They turned a great tour into a truly unforgettable memory for our family. At the end of the tour, Xiomara surprised us with one more thoughtful gesture. She bought a cake for our birthday celebrants—we had three of them! She then started singing “Happy Birthday,” and soon the whole group joined in. It was such a warm, joyful, and memorable moment, and without a doubt one of the top highlights of the entire tour. It was the perfect way to end an amazing day. If you’re looking for the best tour from Cancun, don’t hesitate—this is the one to book! Highly recommended!
walter thalmeiner 2 months ago

★★★★★

We did the 4x1 trip (Tulum, Coba, Cenote/Lunch, Playa del Carmen), on June 5, 2026. It was a long trip, but the whole experience was outstanding. Zeferino is an excellent guide with a lot of knowledge about the Mayan culture. I believe he was by far the best guide we met during our many trips we took during the years! And Eric is an excellent driver, a very important part of a day-long trip. I recommend both Zeferino and Eric wholeheartedly, along the company organising this trip (Cancun Bay Tours)!
Zain Talukdar a month ago

★★★★★

Xiomara was one of the best tour guides I’ve had in an international excursion. Our crew did the tour of Chichen Itza, a cenote, a Mayan village, and the downtown plaza of a Mayan city. She was incredibly informed, patient, kind, and knowledgeable. Shoutout also to Enrique and Tony for their help in making this day tour an enjoyable one. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting
YANETH CORREA-MARTINEZ a month ago

★★★★★

Zeferino was an incredible, very knowledgeable guide. The more you know about the Mayan culture, the more you want to know. If you are interested in a historical tour of the Yucatán peninsula he is your guy!. Very humbling to get a Shaman’s blessing when we went to the Cenote. Unfortunately, it had rained the night before so the Cenote wasn’t crystal clear. The hike to the pyramid was exciting and fun.
Eddie Loera 5 months ago

★★★★★

Ilse was a FANTASTIC tour guide and I'm confident that there is no better tour guide that exists. Her ability to seamlessly talk in both English and Spanish and her knowledge on Mayan culture made the tour worth every peso. Our driver, Jonathan, was extremely friendly and even offered us beverages. I imagine the drive isn't the easiest but still he seemed to enjoy his job. I would 100% guarantee this tour to friend and family in the future. If you plan on swimming in the cenote, remember to bring your own towel. Water shoes are not necessary but very helpful as the walk from the changing area to the cenote is a bit difficult to do barefoot.