Open cenote · Tulum

Cenote Jaguar

Type
Open cenote
Area
Tulum
Entry fee
Check at entrance
Hours
Daytime, check locally

Cenote Jaguar is an open cenote inside Parque Dos Ojos north of Tulum, with a zipline, two jumping platforms and easy snorkeling among small fish.

Cenote Jaguar is one of the best cenotes in Tulum in our guide to cenotes in Mexico.

What it is like

Jaguar is a small open pool in the jungle of Parque Dos Ojos. It has bright, clear water, a zipline that drops you into the cenote and two jumping platforms. Small fish gather near the edges, so a mask is worth bringing.

Combine it with Dos Ojos and Nicte-Ha

Many park tours visit three cenotes in one day: Dos Ojos for cavern snorkeling, Nicte-Ha for water lilies and Jaguar for jumping and the zipline. Jaguar is the most playful of the three and works well as the last stop.

Good for families

The platforms are low and life jackets are available, so older children can join in. Watch little ones near the edge, as the water gets deep quickly.

What to do at Cenote Jaguar

  • Swimming
  • Zipline
  • Platform jumps
  • Snorkeling

Highlights

  • Platforms of about 1.5 m and 3 m
  • Zipline into the water
  • Same park as Dos Ojos

How to get to Cenote Jaguar

Location: Inside Parque Dos Ojos, Highway 307 km 244, about 20 minutes north of Tulum.

Enter Parque Dos Ojos from Highway 307 and follow signs inside the park.

Cenote Jaguar entrance fee and hours

Entry: we have not found a reliable, current price for Cenote Jaguar yet. Ask at the Tulum entrance and bring cash in pesos.

Hours: Cenote Jaguar opens in daytime only; confirm hours locally before you go.

How far is Cenote Jaguar?

Approximate driving times to the Tulum cenote area (car, normal traffic):

  • Tulum town to Cenote Jaguar: 10–30 min
  • Playa del Carmen to Cenote Jaguar: 45 min
  • Cancún to Cenote Jaguar: 1 h 45 min
  • Valladolid to Cenote Jaguar: 1 h 30 min
  • Mérida to Cenote Jaguar: 3 h 30 min

Plan your visit to Cenote Jaguar

  • Time needed: 1–2 hours at the cenote, more if you combine it with nearby cenotes.
  • Best time to go: Early morning (before about 10 am) for calm water and fewer people; weekdays are quieter than weekends.
  • Packing: see what to bring to a cenote.

Is Cenote Jaguar worth visiting?

Yes, if you are looking for families, jumping. At Cenote Jaguar you can do: swimming, zipline, platform jumps, snorkeling.

Tips and rules for visiting

  • Check which park ticket includes Jaguar.
  • Life jackets for kids.

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See all the best cenotes in TulumLearn more: Types of cenotes

Cenote Jaguar FAQs

Where is Cenote Jaguar?

Inside Parque Dos Ojos, about 20 minutes north of Tulum.

What type of cenote is Cenote Jaguar?

Cenote Jaguar is an open cenote. Cenote Jaguar is an open cenote inside Parque Dos Ojos north of Tulum, with a zipline, two jumping platforms and easy snorkeling among small fish.

What can you do at Cenote Jaguar?

Popular activities at Cenote Jaguar: swimming, zipline, platform jumps, snorkeling.

Who is Cenote Jaguar best for?

Cenote Jaguar is best for families, jumping.