The Sol y Luna cenote, which is located on the Cenotes Route in the municipality of Puerto Morelos, and is approximately 45 minutes from Cancun. It is a great option for any day of the week. Sol y Luna Cenote: What to expect ATV excursions, zip-lining, paintball, and traditional temazcal sweat lodge ceremonies are all…
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Siete Bocas Cenote has 7 entrances, hence its name. From them, you can appreciate the waters of the cenote and access them. The interior of the cenote is full of stalactites and stalagmites; it is located in the middle of a jungle with abundant vegetation and great beauty. Because the proprietors of this cenote did…
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Multum Ha Cenote is located in the jungle, less than a 10-minute drive from the Coba Archaeological Site. A wide wooden deck with many stairs leading into the water, as well as a platform where tourists can leap into the water, can be found inside the cenote. Without a natural opening, the cenote becomes extremely…
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Cenote Lu’um, one of the youngest cenotes at eight million years old, offers diving platforms, swimming, rappelling, and beautiful rock formations. The cenote‘s waters are a beautiful turquoise color and 96 feet to 82 feet deep. South of Cancun, it’s roughly an hour and 10 minutes away. Due to its youth, this cenote is a…
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When one hears the word Cancun, one usually thinks of white sand beaches and turquoise water, luxurious hotels and nightlife activities. However, one of the reasons Cancun is a privileged place in Mexico is its location on the Yucatan Peninsula. This means being close to archaeological sites, jungle and extraordinary cenotes. A visit to the…
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Cenotes are natural water wells caused by a collapse of limestone. Most of these underground pools have fresh water that is meticulously filtered by the earth. This is why the water is so clear and why you can admire the underwater life. A cenote is a natural well, sinkhole or swimming pool filled with fresh…
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The Sac Aua cenote, located near Dzalbay, Yucatan, is a beautiful cavern with an island in the middle of its blue waters. We also call it “El Cenote de las Doncellas” (The Cenote of the Maidens), owing to a legend that it was originally used for virgin sacrifices. It’s also probably linked to a Mayan…
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Valladolid is an essential stop on your trip to the Yucatan. The city is located in the middle of the peninsula, at the crossroads between Rio Lagartos, Tulum and Merida. In addition to that, it is located near ruins and a wonder of the world. If its geographical situation is a real asset, the atmosphere…
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The caves and cenote Sac-Ha, located near Valladolid, are an excellent site to see caves and cool off in a beautiful cenote. This cenote is of the closed kind, with a large number of stalactites and crystalline waters that will amaze you. Cabins and camping places are also available, as are parking, restrooms, showers, guides,…
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The Choj Ha cenote, which enchants anybody who visits it, is a few miles from the town of X-can. In an area full of remarkable cenotes, caves, and tunnels. It just takes approximately a 50-foot journey to discover some stairs that provide a magnificent panoramic view of the entire area. Choj Ha Cenote: What to…
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