My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Kantun-Chi by accident in July 2011. We were looking for a cenote called Dos Ojos, and we turned into the Eco-Park to ask for directions. To our pleasant surprise we were greeted by a friendly guy who was passionate about the EcoPark. He convinced us to check out the cenotes there as they were... More

You can't miss this. The parks on riviera like Xcaret, Xhel-ha and Xplore are amazing, but nothing is compared to the feeling of being in the middle of the jungle. There are two basic tickets for entrance: 1.- About 700 pesos, it includes snorkel equipment, underground cave tour and one meal. 2. About 300 pesos, includes snorkel equipment and meal.... More

Check out the monkey and take the horse drawn rail ride fun for kids. grounds r beatiful and the other 3 cenotes included each deserve a swim our favorite was 3. Our only regret was we couldn't find or tip Casear he definatley deserved one! Enjoy Debra and Katelyn Bham Al More

Loved everything about it! We weren't expecting much because there were so few people(which turned out to be the best part) and it was a small eco park. We were plesantly surprised! It is very rustic and peaceful. Our guide Oscar was great and the subterreanean caves were AMAZING! The four open cenotes were neat to see as well. It... More

we love it and we got surprise, we took the sub terrain tour it was amazing, the guide he was very friendly and he explained as every thing with detail; at the end of the tour you can stay in the park and enjoy the food (don't miss the food it was delicious ), enjoy the view and the other... More

We went (6 couples) to Kantun-Chi for the day, we swam in the underground caverns accompanied by a guide, he took the time to explain the stalactites and stalagmites, clear water and great sites, then we swam in the open cenotes, very relaxing....all snorkling equipment, water shoes and life jackets are supplied on site, a great lunch was included in... More

This park is perfect for a family outing. There are three caves with fresh water that everyone can swim in. Two are covered and one is open to the sun. There are lounge chairs and little kayaks free to all. There are deer,a monkey and other animals. The underground river to float in is awesum.The best part is that it... More

Located 2 km south of Puerto Adventuras the attraction is well marked with an overhead sign above the highway. It is a short drive in to the parking lot. We chose not to do the underground grotto tour so admission was 15 USD including lockers and lifejackets. I believe we paid an additional $5 for lunch which was quite good... More

Our driver, Antonio (Cancun-Shuttle-Direct), an affiliate of Acanto Boutique Hotel), brought our family of 4 to the relatively "undiscovered" KANTUN-CHI Ecopark. We truly felt as though we were in paradise. Our only regret was that we didn't have more time as the park is open 9-5 and we arrived about 2:30. Kantun-Chi is located on Federal Highway 307, 22 km... More