The Top 18 Caves in Mexico
Looking to visit a cave in Mexico on your next adventure? To help you better plan your next outdoor experience, we’ve collected Mexico’s 18
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
Last updated: October 13, 2025
Also known as The High Priest Temple, The Ossuary is a pyramid at Chichen Itza with nine stepped blocks and a staircase on each side. Stairs count with balustrades carved …
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this cycleway brings you from valladolid to one of the most beautiful cenotes in that region. tlin valladolid you'll find various places to rent a bike. it takes you about …
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Anyone who does not feel like the Caribbean beach is just right here. It requires no special equipment except sunscreen, sunglasses and appropriate bathing or diving clothing.
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It's well worth the trip. There was no other people there at all. The grotto is dead silent and magical, easy to get to, but far enough away and hidden …
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With this cenote you have the choice between a ticket for a cenote for $ 60 and a combination ticket for two cenotes for $ 90. We were only in …
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A nice adventure in the water caves
at Play del Carman. The cenote Chaak Tun is an underworld
where you can book different tours. It will
Snorkeling or diving tours …
at Play del Carman. The cenote Chaak Tun is an underworld
where you can book different tours. It will
Snorkeling or diving tours …
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can be climbed. there is a hidden cave at the top, but slightly dangerous. very small entry.
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This publicly accessible cenote is somewhat hidden in the jungle, not far from the road.
No admission fee, mainly used by locals. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish all …
No admission fee, mainly used by locals. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish all …
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The long stones of the Tecajete, is a small valley with some rock formations with some interesting shapes, the best is a huge one that has a cave inside, but …
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A cenote is a karst cave with groundwater access, which can often be seen as a large limestone hole due to the collapse of the cave ceiling. They are always filled with fresh water.
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