Come and visit Shibari Hotel and ATTA Restaurant, and at the heart of our land, you’ll find a spacious, sparkling pool of sacred waters known as Cenote Tuuch.
Here, you’ll find a deluxe Cenote Club unlike any other. You can enjoy:
- The best live DJ sets and live music in Tulum.
- The haute-cuisine restaurant ATTA.
- Pristine blue waters nestled deep in the Selva Maya jungle.
- Comfortable Balinese beds and loungers.
- A large wooden deck with plenty of sun and shade.
- Our deeply relaxing Kan Spa.
- High-end boutique shopping.
This is the cenote experience dreams are made of!
Forget about dealing with cenote rush crowds; Cenote Tuuch will always feel like an intimate experience where you can unwind with your beloved ones and connect deeply with nature and our community.
We invite both hotel guests and daypass visitors to enjoy sublime new chill-out music with the best live DJs in Tulum, a relaxing jacuzzi, and, of course, the refreshing cenote waters and beautiful aquatic life that dwells below.
As part of the pleasure, enjoy a wide array of amenities:
- Let your senses be tantalized by an amazing meal at ATTA Restaurant. Our sustainable, innovative kitchen offers dishes that combine world cuisine with local and organic ingredients and ancestral traditions.
- Sample tetelas with steak tartare or tiger’s milk style ceviche under a peaceful woven-wood canopy, and feel your senses come alive. Try artisanal drinks from ATTA’s mixologists, blending premium spirits with flavorful Maya fruit and herbs. Even with a daypass, reservations are required at ATTA, so be sure to phone ahead at +52 987 107 6976.
- Cenote Ceremony: In this blessing ceremony using the waters of Cenote Tuuch, we honor nature and connect ourselves to the ancestral wisdom of the Maya people. The water’s curative, cleansing properties help us purify and nourish our bodies, minds, and spirits. You will complete the ceremony with a profound feeling of harmonious connection.
- Turn the day into a one-of-a-kind photo shoot with our Underwater Cenote Photography team. Revel in the beauty of the waters, the rock formations, and the underwater plants and fish. Our expert photographers will guide you to create gorgeous portraits you’ll cherish for years to come.
- Unwind completely and untie all your knots at our Kan Spa. Book a profoundly nurturing Japanese-inspired ritual treatment and let us pamper you with local medicinal healing plants.
- Our treatments are not just massages. They are ceremonies and rituals to re-energize, release, rejuvenate, and connect to Mother Earth. Indulge in facials, body wraps, couples ceremonies, and aromatherapy using traditional Maya plants and fruits.
- Browse for that special something in our exclusive boutiques.
- Our Shibari Boutique, in the main estate, stocks hand-curated high-end fashion, select artists’ jewelry, and accessories from local and international designers. Find that showstopper piece that puts all eyes on you!
- And just steps from our Cenote Club, the Tuuch Boutique is a home for one of a kind handmade jewelry, art, and accessories that showcase our beautiful Maya culture, in all its colorful, joyful glory.
CENOTE CLUB DETAILS:
Cenote Tuuch is open from 11 am to 6 pm. You can visit by staying at Shibari Hotel, or with a daypass.
To reserve your daypass, contact Shibari Tulum at +52 1 987 107 6971.
For daypasses, choose between:
- Lounge Chairs
- Double Daybeds
- Balinese Beds
You’ll also receive:
- A complimentary artisanal cocktail
- One welcome kit per couple
- One plush beach towel per person
OUR CENOTE’S NAME
Now, last but very much not least, let us tell you a little about our cenote’s special name:
“Tuuch” is a powerful word for Maya people, because it means “navel” and also “umbilical cord”.
Like many Native peoples, Maya people bury their babies’ umbilical cords in the land soon after they’re born. This connects their children to Mother Earth.
The “Tuuch” is buried near a cenote (the home of the rain deity); near a ceiba tree, or in the oldest part of the jungle. This is “so that the new child can be one with the forest, with the milpa, with…the water, the land, and the wind,” writes Yucateco Maya author Pedro Uc.
It’s beautiful to realize our cenote must have gotten its name from this ancestral ceremony. It was a special place to lay the cord of life for the many generations who walked here before us.
With this name, Cenote Tuuch is naturally a place of unity, of people to the Earth, to spirit, and community.
Come feel the connection for yourself. We are sure it’ll become your favorite cenote experience ever!
