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Ticket Booth & Entrance
10 minutesCash only
The ticket booth is the main access point where you pay your entry fee. You will also receive your mandatory life jacket here. Credit cards are rarely accepted, so you must bring physical Mexican Pesos.
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Visitor Amenities at Cenote Suytun
Cenote Suytun provides the essential facilities you need before heading underground. Services include ticket counters, mandatory showers, lockers, and a restaurant.
The grounds above the caves offer several practical services for visitors. You will pay for entry, collect life jackets, and shower before swimming.
You can also access lockers for your valuables and a buffet restaurant serving regional meals. The site even features rustic cabins if you want to stay overnight.
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Buffet Restaurant
45-60 minutesDay pass available
The on-site dining area serves traditional regional dishes like cochinita pibil and handmade tortillas. You can eat here after visiting the caves. If you plan to eat, buy a Day Pass meal package at the entrance. This combined ticket costs around about 400–420 MXN and saves you money.
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Suytun Jungle Cabins
OvernightBook in advance
The grounds feature a collection of 18 rustic cabins with a private swimming pool. Booking an overnight stay allows you to easily reach the main cenote early. You can be the first person in line when the site opens at 9:00 AM.
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Showers and Lockers
10-15 minutesMandatory shower
The facility provides open-air showers and secure lockers for storing valuables while you swim. You must take a thorough shower before entering the water. This rule washes off bodily oils and insect repellent to protect the delicate ecosystem.
