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 smallest cenote at this location. It has startling clear blue waters up to 17m deep.It is filled with stalagmites and stalactites and liti up using artificial light.This is a semi-open cenote with clear, blue water 30 m deep.Long tree roots and stalactites hang down from the ceiling.It’s an ideal cave-diving location and a popular spot for swimming and snorkelling.Cenote Bolom-Chojol is a semi-open type of cenote, 35m deep.You descend a steep, wooden staircase to the transparent, blue waters below.The large cavern is well-lit by the nine holes in the cenote’s ceiling and is a popular place to take photos.
