It's pricey, but worth it. Sotuta de Peon was a grand hacienda in its glory days, and now it is a well-preserved hacienda that still produces hennequen while it educates visitors about the history of the industry in Yucatan. Great restaurant on site.

Covers the history, showing old and new processes and the working of the hacienda. The Cenote is very clean and well laid out

This place was so interesting. It is essential to see if you want to learn the cultural, economic and societal history of the area. The tour was very informative. Pretty place.

Our guide recommended this place, and I was a bit doubtful. But the tour was worth the time. You get to see a small but pristine (renovated) hacienda and to learn the history of the sisal industry and how this area was a leader in...More

Our visit was just great...we arrived at 1pm and joined the tour with our 16 and 14 year old “kids”. The first half was the history and process of the “sisal”. Great to understand the process and the machines involved in the making of a...More

The hennequin industry is very interesting to learn about. We arrived late and missed the whole production end of the tour, but still enjoyed ourselves. The tour groups are small (20-ish people) and we all sat on the wagon cart on rails, which was fun...More

Excellent tour, guides are available in French, English and Spanish. It was very informative. The cenote was an excellent way to cool down on a hot day.