One pass, many cenotes
One pass,every cenote
Gate prices add up fast and most cenotes take cash only. A Cenote Pass covers entry at every participating cenote for a week, a month, six months or a year — bought before you leave home, or before you leave the house.
How it works
- 01
Choose a period
A week for a trip, a year if you live here.
- 02
It is issued to you
Your name is on it. Each person needs their own.
- 03
Show it at the gate
The pass and matching photo ID. The operator scans it.
- 04
One cenote a day
Come back tomorrow for another. The pass keeps working until it expires.
One week
A short trip built around cenotes.
$1,450MXN
Indicative price
- Valid for 7 days
- Up to 7 visits
- One cenote per day
One month
A long stay, or a resident testing the idea.
$2,900MXN
Indicative price
- Valid for 30 days
- Up to 20 visits
- One cenote per day
Six months
Half a year of weekends.
$6,900MXN
Indicative price
- Valid for 182 days
- Up to 90 visits
- One cenote per day
One year
Residents who swim most weeks.
$10,900MXN
Indicative price
- Valid for 365 days
- Up to 180 visits
- One cenote per day
Prices are indicative. A real price is set per region once operators agree their rate, and always lands below the sum of the gate prices it replaces.
The rules, in full
Four of them, and none are buried in terms you have to go looking for.
Named to one person
A pass is issued to you, with your name on it. It is not a family pass and not a group pass — each person needs their own.
Photo ID at the gate
Show the pass and matching identification. Without ID the cenote can turn you away, and they are within their rights to.
One cenote per day
A pass covers one entry to one cenote each day. Visit a different cenote tomorrow, or the same one — one per day either way.
Non-transferable
You cannot lend it, resell it, or pass it on. Operators are paid per redemption, and a shared pass takes that money out of their hands.
Just going to one cenote?
A day pass is bought on that cenote's own page, where you can pick the date and who is coming.