About Casa Cenote
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Casa Cenote Tulum: Mangrove Water Beside the Caribbean
Casa Cenote, also called Cenote Manatí, is an open-air, river-like cenote in Tankah, north of central Tulum. Clear mixed fresh and salt water winds through mangrove roots before connecting underground with the Caribbean. The beach sits literally across the road, so you can swim in both places in one short stop.
Snorkeling, Paddling and Lunch Beside the Sea
The long channel supports swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and paddleboarding, while its open water also works for introductory and certified dives. Small fish move between the mangrove roots, and the mix of fresh and salt water creates a visible halocline below the surface. A beachfront restaurant gives you a place for grilled fish and margaritas after the water. Among Tulum bars and restaurants, the main draw here is simple: lunch can follow a cenote swim and a sea swim without another drive. It is one of the easier things to do in Tulum if your group wants several water options in one place.
Plan a Daylight Visit and Cross the Road to the Beach
Casa Cenote Tulum is on Carretera Cancún–Tulum Km 246 in Tankah, north of central Tulum. Published venue hours are 9:30am to 8pm Monday through Saturday and 9:30am to 7pm Sunday, but plan water time in daylight. Cenote entry is walk-in, and a guide is not required for a basic swim or snorkel. Free parking is available on site. Check current entry fees and plan your visit on the venue page.
Where to find Casa Cenote
Carretera Cancun - Tulum Km. 246 Tankah, MZ 3, TulumTankahFrequently asked questions about Casa Cenote
Reservations, dress code, parking, hours, and house policies at Casa Cenote, answered by the team.
Do I need a reservation to visit Casa Cenote?
No. Cenote entry is walk-in, and you can swim or snorkel without hiring a guide.What are the opening hours for Casa Cenote?
Venue hours are 9:30am to 8pm Monday through Saturday and 9:30am to 7pm Sunday.Does Casa Cenote charge an entry fee?
Yes. Paid entry is required for cenote access, and snorkel equipment may cost extra.What can I do at Casa Cenote?
You can swim, snorkel, kayak, paddleboard and dive. The open water runs through mangroves and contains a mix of fresh and salt water.Is Casa Cenote close to the beach?
Yes. The Caribbean beach is directly across the road, so you can visit the cenote and sea in the same short trip.Is there parking at Casa Cenote?
Yes. Free parking is available on the property.