Cenote La Noria

Situated within the remarkable Yucatán Peninsula in Quintana Roo, lies a subterranean natural treasure: Cenote La Noria, a 154-foot wide and 59-foot deep tourist attraction. 

It’s a paradise where adventurers and diving enthusiasts encounter unique spots among caves and underwater rock formations that reflect the region’s geological history.

Cenote La Noria, a Subterranean Experience

One of the most awe-inspiring spots along the Cenotes Route, reaching Cenote La Noria requires descending a 33-foot staircase. You’ll immediately encounter rock formations and the collapsed ceiling that allows sunlight into the cenote sinkhole, revealing the intense blue color of its waters.

Káat-Ha

Cenote La Noria is nestled within the Káat-Ha Recreational Park; you’ll find adventure and a chance to truly get out into nature. Here, you can try ecotourism activities and swim in crystalline waters among brightly colored fish, stalagmites, and stalactites that add a surreal touch to the experience.

What to Do at La Noria

• Try out a zip line with five circuits
• Relax in a hammock
• Hike
• Bike through the Mayan jungle
• Swim
• Snorkel
• Dive
• Cross hanging bridges

Open Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Services

• Parking
• Restrooms
• Thatched-roof shelters
• Lounge chairs
• Campgrounds
• Pool
• Restaurant

Considerations

• Avoid using sunscreen or sunblock in the cenote
• Wear a life jacket
• Bring snorkeling gear
• Do not bring food or pets
• No smoking
• Do not litter

How to Get There

Accessible by car or even, for the adventurous, by bicycle. Simply take the road from Puerto Morelos to Leona Vicario, heading towards the Cenotes Route. You’ll see clear signage indicating the turnoff to the cenote. 

A must-visit for those seeking unique experiences amidst astonishing natural beauty.