Category: Cenotes

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Little Cenote Guide

Small, huge, enclosed, open-air, public and private. In the Yucatan Peninsula there are dozens of cenotes to discover. Obviously one trip is not enough, so sadly we have to choose. Here is a little cenote guide for your convenience. Gran Cenote Starting point: Tulum One of the most famous cenotes is the Gran Cenote. The…
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The El Pit Cenote

The El Pit Cenote is a perfect cenote to practice professional diving. The reason: it is one of the deepest and most beautiful examples of this type of natural formation. The El Pit Cenote is the entrance to the Mayan underworld and a favorite of professional divers. It sits in the ejido Jacinto Pat in…
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The Cenote Ring in Yucatan

The cenote ring is a network of underground sinkholes and caves in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. These natural wonders are unique to this region. They are a must-see for any traveler visiting the area. There are over 6,000 cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula. They are formed when the limestone bedrock collapses, creating a sinkhole…
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Tajma Ha Cenote

This place is ideal for professional divers. Or, simply, for those who wish to know a little more about this immersive underwater experience. Here, the natural beauties of Quintana Roo stand out. The Tajma Ha cenote is one of the best cenotes you can find in Quintana Roo. It consists of limestone tunnels that link…
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Xtacumbilxunaan Caves

Xtacumbilxunaan caves: will you cross the threshold?

Its name means “place of the hidden woman”. It was a sacred place for the Mayas. Here you can appreciate stalagmite and stalactite formations. It also has “The witch’s balcony”, where you can observe the formation of a vault with a hole through which a beam of light enters. The caves are one of the…
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noh mozon cenote

Noh Mozon cenote hits all the right spots

The Noh Mozon cenote is an open cenote with 9 meters of free fall. You descend through a wooden staircase that provides the entrance to the cenote. This ends in a platform from which you can enter the water. The color of the water in the Noh Mozon cenote is blue. Its mirror measures 100…
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calcehtok caves

Calcehtok Cave

The Calcehtok Caves, also known as X-Pukil, are 5 kilometers long. Here you can go hiking and caving, through impressive stalactites and stalagmites, with vaults up to 30 meters high. The Calcehtok Caves are made up of a system of tunnels that will be part of your ecotourism adventure. Here you will pass through narrow…
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The cenotes ring

 The cenotes ring

Cenotes are one of the main attractions when planning a visit to Mexico and more specifically to the Yucatan Peninsula. Among the almost 8000 cenotes that exist in the area, the cenotes of Homun can be considered one of the highlights if you like to visit cenotes. This small town, 50 minutes from Mérida, is…
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yum kin cenote

The awesome comeback of Yum Kin Cenote

The Yum Kin Cenote Family Park, 26 miles from Playa del Carmen, is an ecological resort with an outdoor pool and solarium. It’s a big cenote with nearby facilities. The Cenote is 280 feet deep and its temperature is about 77 degrees F°. Because there are no waves or current in cenotes, this creates excellent…
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Santuario de los Guerreros cenote

Santuario de los Guerreros cenote: a cool stop near Puerto Aventuras

The magnificent cenotes in the Santuario de los Guerreros cenote are two of them, each connecting a tunnel river. Here you may snorkel and enjoy the Mayan world’s treasures. This eco-park lies in the Xpu ha area, on the side that faces the jungle. What to expect Through its underground river, almost virgin jungle, gorgeous…
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