Espacio natural
Cenote Calavera
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Lockey
May 3, 2022
Cenote Calavera translates to “skull sinkhole” in English. It got its name from the three swimming holes that resemble two eyes and a mouth.
Yuls
November 1, 2021
A cavern-type cenote, the price per person is $250 Mexican pesos
Yareldi
October 10, 2019
80 mxn. this small but lovely cenote is on the way to the Gran Cenote and well worth a visit.
Ursula
November 8, 2017
(Skull Cenote which is also known as the Temple of Doom) is located 2 km west of the intersection of highway 307 and the Coba/beach road on the northeast side of Tulum pueblo. A very popular scuba diving location for those accredited with cave diving certification, Cenote Calavera is located only 5 km from the Caribbean Sea, to which it´s current flows. The scary sounding name reflects the ominous feel of the cenote and it´s large underground cave. After walking 100 meters along the trail you come to a literal hole in the ground with a 10 meter circumference. It takes some guts to jump off the edge to the clear water 3 meters below.
(Skull Cenote which is also known as the Temple of Doom) is located 2 km west of the intersection of highway 307 and the Coba/beach road on the northeast side of Tulum pueblo. A very popular scuba diving location for those accredited with cave diving certification, Cenote Calavera is located only 5…
Yahir
May 20, 2021
My favorite place to dive and have fun
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