I one of the things you shouldn´t miss. Very interesting if you like a process from the centuries XIX and XX and you shouldn’t miss the Chat with Don Antonio who worked there when they really process Henequen. The Cenote is really nice (don´t forget the swimming suit), and the food is very good. More

great staff, beautiful location, a great day to spend, I absolutely recommend it More

Sotuta de Peon is a wonderful experience. The hacienda is beautiful, as are the grounds, and the restaurant. To understand the entire process of the hennequin transformation, one only needs to visit there!The amazing staff make the entire day wonderful, and you will come away with a new love for the Mexican people. To see the antique machines that were... More

If you want to really understand what Yucatan Life was like over a 100 years ago, then you must visit Hacienda Sotuta del Peon a short 30 minutes from the City of Merida. WOW! Exciting, education and fun. LEarn about the production of Henequen, from agriculture to finished fibre! Swim in one of the pristine cenote's that sooth the body... More

Our English-speaking guide covered the Green Gold Era of Yucatan completely. The grounds and hacienda have been exquisitely restored. There are a variety of experiences on this 3-hour tour, which passes all too quickly. From seeing the restored house, to watching the rope-making process, then a mule-driven ride through the fields, then a cenote swim - and finally a delicious... More

This is a very informative tour. It was really nice to know about the workings of the Haciendas and the way of life of the various people involved. More

Even though this is a bit of a touristy place, it was an excellent day and well worth the trip. We were picked up at the Hotel Casa San Angel for 700 pesos and whisked to the Hacienda where we were warmly greeted. The tour begins in the Main house and moves outside to the process of making hennequin rope..it... More

Excellent tour. English perfect. Polite and informative. Cenote supercool. Ride to cenote beautiful. Elder Mayan man- wanted to take him home Those who said too expensive- yes, for Mexico it is expensive but I look at it as if we helped preserve a bit of history. My 80 yr old parents and my 8 year old daughter equally loved it... More

Very informative guide, very interesting, swim in Cenote very welcome in the heat. Lunch adequte although served just before returning, so quite late. More