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Cenote Suytun Tickets

Cenote Suytun tickets give you entry to a cave cenote near Valladolid known for the circular beam of light that falls on its central platform, and this page covers prices, hours and combining entry with a tour. It suits photographers and travellers staying in Valladolid.

Cenote Suytun ticket options

Suytun is a small site that can get crowded at midday, when the light beam is strongest. We recommend planning timing carefully.

Most visitors either pay at the gate or have entry arranged as part of a tour or transfer. We do not sell tickets as a separate product on every date, so request a quote and tell us which option you want. Searching for Cenote Suytun tickets?

  • Pay at the entrance
  • Entry included in a Valladolid cenote tour
  • Private transfer with timing for the light beam

Ticket prices

Typical price is about MXN 150–250 (2026) per adult. Cash is common at smaller cenotes, so check payment options.

Ask for pricing on Cenote Suytun tickets for your exact dates.

Visitor typeTypical price (2026)Notes
AdultAbout MXN 150–250Often cash only
ChildLower rateConfirm on site
Lockers, towelsExtraPaid separately

Opening hours

Suytun is generally open from about 9:00 to 17:00. The best light beam appears from about 11:00 to 13:30 on clear days, which is also when it is busiest.

Cloudy days dim the effect, so flexibility helps.

What your ticket includes

Your ticket covers access to the cenote platform and, usually:

  • The stone walkway and central platform
  • Swimming in the water, with a life jacket
  • Changing area and toilets

Ticket + transport bundles

Suytun fits well with other Valladolid stops. We can arrange:

  • Pickup in Valladolid with timing for the light beam
  • Suytun with Ek Balam or Chichén Itzá
  • Combined cenote tour with Zací or other stops

Discounts

Children, residents and groups may pay less. Prices vary, so confirm when you request a quote.

How to use your e-ticket

If your quote includes pre-arranged entry, keep the confirmation on your phone with ID.

Expect a queue for photos at peak hours. Rinse off before swimming. Keep these points in mind when you plan Cenote Suytun tickets.

  • Bring cash for lockers and extras
  • Arrive early or late to avoid queues
  • Bring a swimsuit and towel

FAQs

How much are Suytun tickets?

About MXN 150–250 per adult in 2026.

When is the best time to see the light beam?

On clear days, about 11:00 to 13:30.

Can I swim at Suytun?

Yes, swimming is allowed, with a life jacket.

How far is it from Valladolid?

About 15 minutes by car.

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