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Cenote Calavera is a cavern-type cenote near Tulum.The unique feature of this cenote is you can enter the cenote through one of the ‘eyes’ or climb down a ladder into the water through the ‘mouth’.It is a large cavern with depths of 19 m and clear, blue-green water ideal for swimming, snorkelling and diving.It’s an […]

Cenote Chilam Balam is a cavern-type cenote located in the Riviera Maya.You can only reach the emerald-green waters of this cenote with an off-road vehicle by driving through the jungle.At the cenote, you can swim, snorkel and dive into the clear water or relax on the stone platform in the centre where tree roots reach

Cenote Siete Bocas (Seven Mouths) is a cavern-type cenote located on the Route of Cenotes in the Riviera Maya.It’s one of the most expensive cenotes in the area because of its popularity.The name “Seven Mouths” comes from the seven holes in the cavern ceiling that allow sunlight to illuminate the cenote.You can climb down some

Cenote Chac Mool is a cavern-type cenote that is a perfect diving location with a depth of 14 m and three caverns to explore.The visibility is excellent, and the rock formations are beautiful.In one of the caverns, the sun shines through an opening in the ceiling, illuminating the water and displaying the unique effect where

Cenote Kin Ha is a cavern-type cenote in the Cenotes Kin Ha Adventure Park near Puerto Morelos.This is a popular destination, and the park has many activities for families, including horseback riding and ATV tours, ziplining, and swimming in two cenotes.This park is in a lush jungle setting, and there’s a restaurant at the cenote.The

Cenote Noh Mozón is a semi-open cenote located approximately 56 km from Mérida. The transparent, blue water and depths up to 45 m make this a popular place for swimming, snorkelling and diving. Camping, rustic toilets, and showers are available, and even though this cenote is stunningly beautiful, its remoteness has kept it from being

Cenote Palomitas is near Valladolid in Yalcobá, not far from the pyramid attraction of Chichen Itza. It’s a cavern-type cenote with stalactites hanging from the ceiling towards the clear, blue water of this 45 m deep cenote. Natural openings in the ceiling allow sunlight to shine on the water, while artificial lighting inside the cavern

Cenote Xkeken (or Cenote Dzitnup) is a cavern-type cenote near Cenote Samula and about a 40-minute drive from Chichen Itza.These two cenotes are connected underground through water-filled tunnels.Tree roots and stalactites hang down from the cave’s ceiling, and a hole in the top allows sunlight to filter down inside.The cenote is relatively small, with water

Cenote Papakal, also called Paraíso Papakal, is on the road between Cuzamá and Homún, a 30-minute drive from Mérida.Because of its location, it is one of the least-visited cenotes in Yucatán, making it a favourite of those wanting to get away from the crowds.Papakal is a cavern-type cenote with a maximum depth of 31 m

Cuzamá contains three cenotes – Ucil, Chak-Zinik-Ché, and Bolom-Chojol – located 26 km from Mérida.There are restrooms on-site, and horse-drawn wagon tours are available for guests to the three cenotes.Regional Yucatecan-type foods are available for purchase, and green spaces with a picnic area are open to the public.Cenote Ucil is a cavern cenote and the