Private Swim in Cenote & Jungle Tour in Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness, comfortable with walking on uneven terrain and swimming in natural waters.
Overview
Discover Fajardo’s hidden freshwater gems on this private Swim in Cenote & Jungle Tour. Snorkel pristine cenotes and explore caves with your expert guide for a relaxing yet thrilling day in nature.
Swim in Cenote & Jungle Tour
All ages • 6 Hours • Private Tour
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 6-hour adventure through the lush Cotubanama National Park, where you'll snorkel in the stunning Cenotes Chicho and explore captivating caves. Enjoy a private, air-conditioned van with a fun, English-speaking guide, and savor a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of time to eat and unwind.
Swim in Cenote & Jungle Tour
Duration
6 Hours
About
Travel from Bayahibe to walk through the lush jungle of the Cotubanama National Park. Snorkel in Cenotes Chicho natural pool of crystal-clear water under stalactites and stalagmites. Visit Manantial La Cueva and Heart of Bayahibe.
- 100% private & VIP
- Air conditioned 14 passenger van
- Your personal driver is also your adventure guide, helping you every step of the way.
- Cold water provided
- Your adventure guide speaks perfect English, keeps you safe and is a ton of fun.
- Children 3 years & under are free
- Minimum of 6 people for this pricing, flat rate available for less people
Schedule
- 10:30am pick up at your AirBNB or hotel!
- 4 stops:
- Corazón de Bayahibe
- Cueva de Chicho
- Cueva Padre Nuestro
- Manantial La Cueva
- Eat, drink & relax at your leisure (no rush!) and then the driver will drop you off at your desired location.
What to Bring
- Shorts or long pants
- Bathing suit
- Closed-toe, secure, covered shoes such as tennis shoes or hiking boots–No Crocs, sandals or flip-flops allowed!
Adventure Tips
Bring biodegradable sunscreen
Protect your skin and the fragile cenote ecosystem by using reef-safe sunscreen.
Wear water shoes
Cenote floors and caves can be slippery and rocky, so sturdy water shoes help protect your feet.
Stay hydrated
The tropical climate can be hot and humid; carry water and drink regularly during the tour.
Respect wildlife and cave formations
Avoid touching delicate cave structures and keep a respectful distance from wildlife to help conserve the area.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Puerto Rican tree frog (coquí)
- Various species of tropical birds like the tody
History
Cotubanama National Park preserves areas of cultural importance to indigenous Taíno people and protects diverse natural habitats.
Conservation
Aquazul Tours adheres to strict environmental practices to minimize visitor impact and supports local conservation programs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects your skin while preserving the cenote’s natural environment.
summer specific
Water shoes
Provides grip and foot protection in wet, rocky areas.
Lightweight rain jacket
Useful for spring showers and unexpected rain inside the jungle.
spring specific
Dry bag
Keeps valuables dry while swimming or snorkeling in the cenote.