The BEST CENOTE near Playa Del Carmen, Mexico! 35 pesos to get here?

Come along on this journey to Cenote Edén to the south of Playa Del Carmen. I will show you the cheapest option to get here, and where to find a secret cenote deep in the jungle!

[@jaliscoguanajuatotravelsan5679]

👍👍👍👍. Great video

[@DaaYay]

Great Video man, great info and definitely going to visit because of you. Saludos!

[@theropemonster]

Awesome!! We will definitely be going back on a regular basis too! That cenote in the back is 🔥 Thanks for watching and supporting the channel my friend!

[@sandraveronicaduran3980]

Está hermoso eso ahí bello lugar

[@theropemonster]

Siii me encanta! Hay que volver ❤️

[@adaml2932]

13:05 they bring you directly to the cenote? That's better than going to Puertos Morelos & than finding the colectivos for Ruta de Cenote

[@theropemonster]

Yes Adam, they’ll take you anywhere between Playa and Tulum! Thanks for watching 😎

[@pz79]

How do you get back to Playa del Carmen? Thanks for the video

[@theropemonster]

Go across the Highway (use extreme caution as the traffic is going faster than it seems), there is a wide spot where the colectivo will stop and take you back to Playa for 35 pesos! Thanks for watching 😎🇲🇽❤️

[@edilbertocabrera776]

Hay como pagar en peso cubano jajaja vacano chamacos

[@theropemonster]

Jajaja esooo 🇨🇺 😎

[@InBrz]

Hey, kind of off subject question Here in BR we have a very affective pain killer called NIMESULIDA It is outlawed in Europe and some other countries because it 'can' cause kidney failure problems if over used. I use it just occasionally and it works faster than anything else ; tylenol, naproxen etc. Don't think it's an opiod, is sold over the counter here We also have another pain reliever here called Dipirona which doesn't work for me. Are these sold in Mexico ? I understand that like BR MX sells a lot of drugs over the counter that require a prescription in the US like BP meds ; Losantan etc In general drugs OTC here are dirt cheap

[@theropemonster]

That’s definitely one of the huge advantages regarding medical expenses here in MX as well! I don’t know about those specific drugs but my guess would be yes, because almost everything is sold here with no prescription (at least in certain pharmacies). I’ll ask about the nimesulida next time I pass by the farmacia. Seems to me that Thailand, Colombia, and Mexico are the cheapest and easiest places to get any medication. Thanks for checking out the video!