Explorar Cenotes en la Península de Yucatán

Tulum, Campeche

Cenote Dormidero del Mono

"Monkey's Sleeping Place"; a remote cenote deep in the Calakmul biosphere reserve in southern Campeche. One of the most isolated cenotes in the region, requiring an expedition into the jungle. Coordinates confirmed via OpenStreetMap.

Tankuché, Campeche

Cenote El Remate

A natural spring-fed pool in Tankuché, Campeche. Clear and fresh water in a picturesque setting, historically linked to a local hacienda canal. A peaceful spot for swimming and picnicking.

Champotón, Campeche

Cenote Ich Ha Lol Xaan

"Eye of the Flower"; a tropical eco-reserve in Hampolol, Campeche featuring two cenotes connected by a crystal-clear river with a long suspension bridge over the jungle canopy. Visitors can kayak from one cenote to the other or walk across the bridge for panoramic views.

From $100 MXN

Champotón, Campeche

Cenote Miguel Colorado

A massive open cenote in Miguel Colorado, Campeche, estimated at 250 meters wide — one of the largest in the region. It feels more like a volcanic crater lake than a traditional cenote. Famous for a zipline that crosses the entire diameter high above the water and available kayak exploration.

From $150 MXN

Chiná, Campeche

Parque Ecoturistico Yax-Ha

Campeche, Campeche

Villa Oxkutzcab

San Francisco de Campeche, Campeche

Ximbal Parque Recreativo

Recreational park with a climbing wall, swimming pool, running track, camping & fitness equipment.