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Key fee: VISITAX Quintana Roo
MXN $283
Updated Oct 30, 2025 • 13 sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Budget for the Quintana Roo VISITAX plus daily marine park bracelets when snorkeling or diving in protected areas. Cenotes charge individual site entry fees.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VISITAX Quintana Roo | MXN $283 per trip | All foreign visitors to Quintana Roo | Where to pay | Keep the QR code. Third-party sites may charge more. |
| Cozumel Reefs National Park Bracelet | MXN $215 per day per person, per day | Snorkelers and divers in park waters | Authorized boats and park vendors | Rules include no gloves, no knives, no touching reefs, no sunscreen in water. |
| Puerto Morelos Reef National Park Bracelet | MXN $120 per day per person, per day | Snorkelers and divers inside the park | Authorized boats and kiosks | Follow buoyed routes and guide instructions. |
| Akumal Turtle Bay Access | Local fee varies per entry | Snorkelers in management zones | On-site or via licensed guides | Guides and snorkel vests may be required in turtle areas; keep distance from wildlife. |
| Cenote Entrance Fees | MXN $200-$800 per site per person, per day | All visitors | At each cenote entrance or via operators | Pricing varies by cenote and activity. Cash is common. |
Fee
per trip
Keep the QR code. Third-party sites may charge more.
per person, per day
Rules include no gloves, no knives, no touching reefs, no sunscreen in water.
per person, per day
Follow buoyed routes and guide instructions.
per entry
Guides and snorkel vests may be required in turtle areas; keep distance from wildlife.
per person, per day
Pricing varies by cenote and activity. Cash is common.