Cool water in such beautiful nature surroundings is just what you need!!! Great for swimming and jumping from the platform. Ik-kil is just a must if you are in the area! More

After touring Chichen Itza (see other review) we drove a short distance and paid a small fee to swim in this cenote. You probably should get better directions than we had (just a rough idea), but people are willing to point or escort you (for a small fee) to the cenote. It is well worth the trip! Locker rooms are... More

We stopped here after visiting Chichen Itza with Flavio Tours. We changed in the very nice bathrooms and put our things in a locker. They make you shower before jumping into the cenote, so be prepared for an icy outdoor shower! The stairs down are slippery, so wearing some kind of grippy flip-flop would be a good idea. Once you... More

After the disappointing ruins of Chichen Itza this place was heaven on earth. The water is cold so be prepared. Just go to the top platform and jump in! I would love to swim here everyday if i could. It does get busy though which we found out about 15 mins after we arrived the place was swarmed with 150... More

What a fabulous place! We stopped on March 21, the day of the vernal equinox, along with what must have been at least a thousand others on their way to Chichen Itza. So it was more than just a little crowded to say the least. But WOW! What a place. Looking down at the water from 85 feet above was... More

Not far from Chichen Itza this cenote is an oasis from the hot Mexican sun. A great experience after a visit to Chichen Itza. The facilities are clean but special care is required as the ground and steps are extremely slippery. The facility provides showers toilets and lockers, which was important because I was travelling solo and didn't have anyone... More

The park itself is very nice. There is plenty of parking available outside and it is safe. The restaurant of site is a buffett and for 150 MXN you can eat all you want (it does not include drinks). The food itself was extremely good. We had just gone to Chichen Itza so we swam in the Cenote for a... More

This beautiful Cenote is the perfect place to cool off after a few hours sweating your way through the ruins at Chichen Itza. It's truly gorgeous and the facilities are very clean and well-run. It's not more than an hour stop (don't waste time on the drab buffet), but worth every minute. More

We visited this cenote on our way to Chichen Itza. We arrived and got changed in the facilities and were then instructed to get a cold shower before entering the pool. We was also given written instructions prior to arrival detailing guidelines including the hiring of life jackets (not a lot of people took this up) and that we must... More