Explorar Cenotes en la Península de Yucatán

Holcá, Yucatán

Cenote Chihuán

A brightly lit cave cenote with shallow areas, very safe for families.

From $100 MXN

Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo

Cenote Chikin Ha

Natural sea cave for snorkeling & diving, within an activity park offering zip lines & biking.

From $450 MXN

Akumal, Quintana Roo

Cenote Chilam Balam

Features a dramatic dome-shaped entrance and clear blue water.

From $350 MXN

Ninguno, Quintana Roo

Cenote Chimuch

A massive vertical shaft cenote hidden deep in the jungle west of Tulum. Its sheer walls drop 40 meters straight down to the water, making it one of the most dramatic cenotes in the region. Difficult to access but spectacular for those who make the journey.

From $100 MXN

X-Can, Yucatán

Cenote Choj Ha

X-Can, Yucatán

Cenote Choj-Ha

Large cave with stunning stalactites; name means "dripping water."

From $150 MXN

Cobá, Quintana Roo

Cenote Choo-Ha

Subterranean caverns known for ancient stalactite formations & tranquil swimming pools.

From $100 MXN

Tikuch, Yucatán

Cenote Chukum

Tikuch, Yucatán

Cenote Chukum-Ha

A high-adrenaline cavern part of Hacienda Chukum, featuring diving platforms and a zip-line.

From $350 MXN

Homún, Yucatán

Cenote Cleotilde

Open cenote guarded by a massive Alamo tree; usually visited with Maní Chan.

From $100 MXN

Bacalar, Quintana Roo

Cenote Cocalitos

Tranquil swimming lagoon with fossilized stromatolites, a cenote, hammocks & an eatery.

From $50 MXN

Chetumal, Quintana Roo

Cenote Cocodrilo Dorado

A giant cenote on the Hondo River near the Mexico-Belize border, famous for its massive limestone cliffs and extreme rappelling nearly 70 meters down to the water. Its name comes from a local legend of a golden crocodile seen in the waters.

From $100 MXN