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Cenote Jardín Del Eden

Cenote Jardín Del Eden is a beautiful spot near Playa del Carmen. Enjoy a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters surrounded by nature.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Google from 1,980 reviews.
Water
Excellent
Crowds
Moderate
Location
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
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Caribe · 20.49° N · 87.25° W

What to know

Overview

Cenote Jardín Del Eden is a hidden gem in the Riviera Maya. It's a great place for you to relax and enjoy the stunning natural beauty. The water is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, making it a favorite for families and nature lovers. The cenote has a good level of shade from the trees, keeping you comfortable under the sun. While there is a small entrance fee, the experience is well worth it. This peaceful oasis is easily accessible and offers a serene escape from the nearby bustle of Playa del Carmen. Remember to bring your snorkel gear to explore the underwater wonders. The water quality here is excellent, ensuring a refreshing and safe experience. Whether you're here for the day or just a quick visit, Cenote Jardín Del Eden is a perfect spot to unwind.

About this listing

Compiled from Google Places and community tips. Ratings and review counts come from Google Places; beach conditions and facilities can change. Last updated September 2026. Send a correction

The details

At a glance

Practical details for Cenote Jardín Del Eden in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Good for familiesGood
ParkingLimited
Water sportsSwimming, Snorkeling

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When it's busy

DataTur hotel occupancy signals for Riviera Maya (Quintana Roo). Busy months mean higher demand and livelier energy; quiet shoulder months bring open sand and better rates.

Capacity: 52,328 rooms/day
80.3% luxury 5-star inventory
Peak season
February, December

Peak demand (~81.8% occupancy). Book stays and activities well in advance.

Value & quiet season
September, October

Lowest hotel occupancy (~61.6%). Best flight and lodging rates.

Shoulder season
January, March, April, May, June, July, August, November

Balanced sweet spot: pleasant weather with moderate, manageable crowds.

Quietest: September 2024 (59.4%) · Busiest: February 2024 (86.4%)

January 2024 to December 2024, 0–100% occupancy scale.

Source: Official hotel occupancy statistics from DataTur (SECTUR Mexico). Aggregated across registered lodging categories.

Before you go

Common questions

Is the cenote open to the public?

Yes, Cenote Jardín Del Eden is open to the public for a small entrance fee.

Is the water safe for swimming?

Yes, the swimming safety is rated as good with clear, calm waters.

Are there any food options available?

Food options are currently unknown, so it's best to bring your own snacks.

Can you snorkel in the cenote?

Yes, snorkeling is popular and the water quality is excellent.

Getting there

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