Labnaha Cenotes and Eco Cave

Our family had so much fun! It was worth every peso and if you’re in the area you must put it on to do list. Our tour guide was Ricky, he was very funny and sweet especially with the younger ones. We had the luck of locking our keys in our rental car! He took the time to make sure we retrieved our keys and got home safely.

All I can say is WOW! This was absolutely WONDERFUL… SO glad I stumbled upon this Unilocal review from a previous Unilocaler who went here, otherwise, I would’ve NEVER found it. This was an extraordinary experience that really made my trip.
It is the best priced tour for this experience with an excellent staff. Don’t forgot your slip resistant shoes, but all the rest, including wetsuits are included. Literally, all you need to do is show up!

Labna Há es un Ecopark, pero antes partiré explicando su significado en maya. Labna significa «casa vieja» y Há significa «agua» y en conjunto significa «la vieja casa en el agua», ya que, para los mayas la esencia de la humanidad está representada en las cuevas que fueron nuestro viejo y querido hogar, lindo ¿no?.
Labna Há es un Ecopark ubicado en dirección a Tulum en el kilómetro 240 de la carretera 307 a uno 49 kilómetros al sur de Playa del Carmen. Poseen 200 héctareas donde podrás disfrutar el contacto de la naturaleza, realizando diversas actividades como, tirolesa en los lagos sagrados, la exploración en kayac y lo principal, snorkelear en el cenote Labna Há y Agua profunda. Cómo parque ecológico el número de visitantes es limitado para poder cuidar el ecosistema y no estropear esta gran belleza que nos regala la naturaleza. Todas las actividades se realizan con guías especializados.
Tienen un plan de conservación de la flora y fauna del estado, ya que hay muchos árboles que están en peligro de extinción.
El cenote es hermoso, un placer a la vista, iluminado de tal forma creando una atmosfera de tranquilidad y misterio, transportándote al pasado, donde cada rincón y cada estalactita te narran su propia historia que quedo detenida en el tiempo. Para los amantes del buceo es un lugar que viajaras por el tiempo, donde millones de años quedaron plasmado en el fondo de estas hermosas aguas cristalinas.
El tour de este fantástico Ecopark, termina en un exquisito buffet maya para retomar fuerza tras esta hermosa aventura. El valor de la entrada es de $ 105 dólares.
Quiero terminar con algo que leí y es la esencia de todos los que vienen a descubrir la Península maya «Si no vas, no lo sabrás»

This is your underwater cave adventure location. I went here twice in 2011 and did a different cave tour each time. Fabulous. Such a memorable experience swimming in an underground river, it will be a highlights of your life. Took my son there the second time so he could experience it. Pictures cannot do this place justice (especially mine, haha).
Limited size groups to keep it eco-​friendly. You can just do the Cavern Tour and stay dry. We did that, but also did the underwater cave tour in the water. Sometimes the ceiling is about 2 feet above the water in the river tunnels between the caverns. We brought our own wetsuits as this water stays pretty cold.
I would say that reservations are a must. But our first visit we were looking for Blue something cenote and couldn’t find it. We stopped here to ask directions and had no clue what this place was. We were able to join the tour that was just starting, but the shuttle bus from the hut to the cenote had already left, so we drove the road ourselves. From the hut at the entrance, it is a hairy ride to the cenote down a very long dirt road. We got back out just as darkness fell. You would not want to be caught in the jungle on this dirt road after dark.
Extra proceeds from tours go to support the local Mayan territory they operate on as well fund additional explorations.
A bucket list item. No kidding.