Cenote Noh-Mozon

Very remote, but it's definitely worth it. Beautiful cenote. Quiet, no tourists. Just a cenote, no food, no vendors, no little souvenir shop. ENJOY!

The Google road for north west was blocked 300m from the cenote and had to pay about 50mx to park due to private property and walk the rest of the road, but the cenote was amazing!!!!

One of the top natural cenotes in Yucatan, I'll definitely be back to dive in!

Beautiful cenote. Go there about noon for the light to enter in the middle of the cenote. 100 pesos entrance fee for foreigners and 70 pesos for Mexicans. Google Map gives you a wrong direction. Just take the road that goes to Cenote Nah Yah and keep going. The road is quite bad and it takes a while for 4-5 km.

If you want the experience of jumping 30-40 ft into a cenote, this is the place for you. It is definitely off the beaten path and you may want to walk the last 4.5 km if you have a small car. We made it there with a Dodge Neon though but it took 20-30 mins on that road

This is a truly Hole in the Wall. Off the beaten path in Yucatán. You need to either come with a guide or by yourself, but if coming by yourself, stop at the end of the last town when the road changes from paved to dirt and ask local people to take you there so they can open the doors that are on the road. They will charge entrance per person and you need to tip the person that took you there in their bike or motorcycle.

Just wow. Were happy to be here all alone! 50 pesos per person, bad road, totally worth it.

Cold and refreshing. Road was a little bumpy, would recommend a truck or SUV. Absolutely beautiful cenote.

we came by car and some of the road is not concrete. Entry fee for locals is 70 pesos and foreigners 100pesos. It’s extremely beautiful! Especially with the sun the water gets a light blue color and it is possible also to see the bottom! It was a Thursday and it was not crowded at all

Stunning Cenote. Steep stairs down to the crystal clear, deep blue water. Ask for life jackets if you're not a good swimmer. To get there isn't easy but doable.

My favorite cenote in Yucatán. Its hard to reach but well worth it. I'm speechless, this place is perfect. You'll never have to worry about bus crowds. Only reachable by car. Just rent a car and enjoy these off the beaten path cenotes. Bring your own water and snacks as there's no restaurants or stores nearby.

So cool !!
A bit difficult to go there with a sand road but when you are there, is it magical with beautiful blue bird, a great 14m jump in the water and nobody around us !!

This is worth the trip ... and it's a trip. Follow Google Maps all the way, but do not be worried about the terrible dirt road or the four farm gates you need to open yourself (and close yourself). We did it in a Volkswagon Vento rental but definitely better off with a vehicle with more clearance. After the third gate you'll arrive at someone who collect your 40 pesos each and 20 each for a life preserver, if you want them. We rented them and then never used them. The stairs down are indeed a bit of an adventure, but passable. I'd keep your larger comrades to one at a time on the stairs. You'll spend about 30 minutes transiting the 4+ kilometers of dirt road. Overall, a tremendous experience in a beautiful cenote. PS: we felt obligated to include a photo of the cows blocking the fourth gate :)

This is one of the best cenotes in Yucatan. Deep blue water and you just want to dive into it on your first sight. Driving to the cenote is not easy but it's definitely doable. Please protect the water and do NOT wear any sun cream while swimming there.

Beautiful cenote, the road to go there is bad but we did it even with a small car. Not crowded at all.

Great beautiful and very quiet site. FYI there is a 4km gravel road to access the site with several gates to open and close and also fee is now $40 pp.

Amazing adventure! We made the 4.5km drive over rough roads in an suv. Through 3 gates. At the third gate (solar panel on left just before the gate) the landowner collected 50 mxn to park car on his land. Continue driving to gate/rock wall, where there is room to park. Walk on the last 1/4 mile. It is worth the effort to get to this beautiful and uncrowded cenote. We paid 100 mxn each.

This was the first cenote we visited of the day and it was amazing. There were a bunch of swallows flying around above and some fish swimming below as we snorkeled. This is an older cenote so it has a larger opening for the sun to light the water below.

Beautiful cenote! 100 pesos to enter

Amazing. Just don't follow Google maps here. There is a newer road that comes in from the north, past other cenotes. The google maps route is REALLY rough, slow, and goes through farms and ends before the parking area. A farmer may hit you up for money to park there. Go into Pixya and ask for directions.