This cenotes is not very appealing compared to all the others who are open to the public. It is actually off the main path but there is nothing to it.

Our tour stop in a Cenote for a quick visit. Mexico has about 13 different cenotes, so they may vary...I don't remember the name of the Cenote that we went, but it was next to a Tequila museum. The tour was Translamex, which I liked the tour guide a lot. Bring a towel with you and water shoes, if you... More

I can only rate it "Good" because I have nothing to compare it to as it's my first Cenote. It's conveniently right next to Chitzen Itza. The water is cold, but clean and you can see small silver fish swimming around. They do offer lockers, towels, life vests (for a fee) but its nice because you will get tired tredding... More

This was a nice place to visit. You will enjoy this with friends or a family. I would not recommend to bring children that can't swim. Enjoy this natural wonder. Bring water and sunblock.

The water in this cenote was green and cloudy. It had the worst water quality of any we visited. It was relatively free of peddlers, which made it an inviting place to rest.

The lookout is too far from the edge and you can only see the water in the cenote by climbing up under some trees on the far edge. And the road to the cenote and back again is lined with hawkers trying to get your attention and $.

After a morning at Chichen Itza this was so needed. Beautiful place with the coolest water. The only thing that surprised me was that not more people went in to swim. It had been so hot in Chichen Itza that this was so relaxing and cleansing. But some people did not take swimming costumes and just took pictures. To experience... More

It was very different to swimming in a pool you are in a 80metres deep well swimming with fishes that (do not bite) and its the free version of snorkling. It is beautiful as you can see from some pictures and definately needed after a long day at chichen itza

Without a book or tourguide you may not know the full story of why the sacred cenote was called this or why it was located next to the pyramids however a very interesting part to the Chichen tour and the myan peoples beliefs.