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Casa Cenote (Cenote Manatí)

Casa Cenote follows a mangrove-lined water channel rather than a roofed sinkhole. Snorkeling here lets visitors experience a long, open freshwater setting close to the Tulum coast.

Casa Cenote (Cenote Manatí)

Why go

Casa Cenote follows a mangrove-lined channel rather than an enclosed sinkhole. Snorkeling along the open water reveals a long, narrow freshwater setting near Tankah, with vegetation close to the swimming route. That shape gives the visit a sense of movement through a landscape, making it especially appealing to visitors who have already seen a round, rock-walled cenote.

What to look for

  • Mangrove-lined channel
  • Open-water snorkeling

Useful to know

  • Check current swimming rules and whether a guide is required for your chosen visit.
  • Allow about an hour in the water, plus time for gear.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 60–90 min

World planning estimate; admission, opening, visit duration and access need checking.

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