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Cenote Suytun Night Swim 2026: September Dates, Cabins & What to Know
Cenote Suytun is offering a special night swim for cabin guests on Fridays and Saturdays in September 2026. Here’s who can do it, the hours, current cabin pricing, and how it fits into an overnight Valladolid trip.
Night swim vs. regular visit vs. night tour
- September guest night swim: cabin guests, Fridays and Saturdays, 6:00–8:00 PM.
- Regular day pass: MX0 adults / MX0 ages 5–11; cenote access 9:00 AM–4:00 PM.
- Separate guided night tour: MX0 adults / MX0 ages 5–11; private groups of 15–30 subject to availability.
The cabin-guest night swim and guided night tour are different products.
Is it worth it?
It makes the most sense if you already planned to stay overnight around Valladolid and Suytun is high on your list. If your priority is Valladolid’s historic center, dinner and evening atmosphere, stay in town and visit Suytun during the day.
Daytime visit
The overall property is currently open 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, with last regular cenote access at 4:00 PM. Suytun has removed its former 60-minute limit in the main cenote.
Getting there
Suytun is east of Valladolid on Carretera a Ticuch. Plan a car, taxi or arranged ride and confirm nighttime transportation in advance.
Accidental Gringo take
I would not rebuild an entire itinerary around the promotion, but if your dates already include a Friday or Saturday in September and you were considering Suytun anyway, it is worth a serious look.
Last reviewed: September 2, 2026