Cenote Azul Caverns
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Swim beneath limestone walls in water lit from above
Alder County, Arkansas
A fictional Yucatán-inspired cenote preserve with designated swimming, guided cavern snorkeling, safe access stairs, dry-cave viewing, and visitor amenities.
- Reserve cenote entry
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- Explore services
Passes, tours, and rentals
Clear fictional starting prices
- Get updates
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Visitor and support hours
America/Cancun
- SunClosed
- Mon8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tue8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wed8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thu8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Fri8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sat8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Access, tours, swimming, wildlife encounters, and rentals remain subject to weather, tides, habitat protection, and safe operating conditions.
Plan around the landscape
More to see nearby
Before you visit
- Check current conditionsReview weather, water, trail, wildlife, tide, and capacity notices.
- Bring the right gearWear activity-appropriate footwear and carry water, sun, rain, or cold protection.
- Protect the habitatStay on marked routes, pack out waste, and never remove shells, plants, rocks, or wildlife.
- Choose the right routeMatch distance, terrain, water access, heat, and mobility needs to your group.
Visitor amenities nearby
- Changing roomsonsite
- Lockers and showersonsite
- Village café7 minutes
- Medical clinic16 minutes
- Destination and arrival pointCenote Azul Preserve, Yucatan
Visitor notes
“The directions, access details, and ranger guidance made the whole day easy to plan.”
— Fictional verified visitor“Beautiful scenery, thoughtful conservation practices, and enough detail to choose the right route.”
— Fictional verified visitor
- Yes. Weather, tides, water quality, fire risk, wildlife activity, maintenance, and capacity may change fictional access.
- Use the booking or inquiry option and share the requested details.
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Cenote Swimming Caverns
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