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Bebelchen is off the main road in a jungle near Hocaba, more than an hour from Mérida.This cavern-type cenote is small, but it does not see as many tourists as some of the larger cenotes because it is relatively remote.Stalagmites and stalactites dominate the landscape of the cenote, and the deep waters are a clear, […]

The San Pedro Cholul cenote is one of more than sixteen publicly-accessible cenotes located in the town of Homún, not far from Mérida.Dive, swim or snorkel the 10m deep, clear, blue waters of this cavern-type cenote.There are toilets and showers at the cenote, and guides in the town can help visitors find the San Pedro

Cenote Xlacah is at the heart of Mayan culture, the ancient city of Dzibilchaltún.This important archaeological site contains a museum, pyramids such as the famous Templo de las 7 Muñecas, many other stone structures and the Cenote Xlacah.The cenote itself contains archaeological artifacts that can only be reached by divers who venture into the deepest

Sunscreen, body creams, makeup and insect repellant are not allowed at any cenote and must be washed off before entering the water.You can rent snorkelling, diving, and kayaking equipment at many cenotes.Wear non-slip water shoes.Bring a diving mask to more fully enjoy viewing the cenote.Avoid touching any rock formations like stalactites and stalagmites.Never hang on

There are four types of cenotes in Mexico:

Cenotes are a unique physical feature of Mexico and places near the border in Belize and Guatemala. Yucatán state has thousands of cenotes and the most cenotes in Mexico. The Chicxulub Crater was responsible for forming these unique features millions of years ago when an asteroid hit the Earth in this location. Other Mexican states

Zona Piel is a popular destination located in downtown León, a large city in the centre of Mexico.Spring is the best time to visit this part of Mexico because the rains have not started and temperatures are pleasant.Zona Piel, also known as the Leather Market, is the best leather market in Mexico.Throughout Zone Piel, the

At the tail end of springtime is the beginning of whale shark season. Visitors who arrive in Isla Mujeres in May have an opportunity to swim with whale sharks as hundreds of them enter the Caribbean waters of Mexico.The large, all-inclusive resort hotels make this part of Mexico extremely popular during the spring.May is likely

Mexico City is a wonderful place to visit year-round.There are many things to do there that can keep visitors occupied for weeks, such as the Teotihuacan, Coyoacan, the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera museums.With that in mind, for travellers who want to see a lot of the city and avoid the constant crush of crowds

Huasteca Potosina is a region in San Luis Potosí state where visitors can go on excursions in several natural areas.Adventurous travellers to this region can whitewater raft, canoe, or rappel on the river while less adventurous visitors can tour the surrealist garden, visit the town of Xilitla or hike to waterfalls.La Huasteca region is best