This place is truly unique, I have visited several cenotes and this has definitely been the best so far (I visited some near Coba, Il Kil, some in Yucatan,... read more open and closed) To begin with we were a group of 8 people, it was just us for the 3pm reservation, the cenote was exclusively ours, from the moment you enter the place that is managed by a family, you feel a relaxed atmosphere, we paid $400 per person but it included the food which was delicious and totally private, they prepared a beautiful table for us, we did not have a ritual, they told us that it was because of the pandemic, we missed that, the only thing I would recommend to the girl who gave us the explanation is to speak more slowly, I thought I was the only one who didn't understand anything but talking to my family they still couldn't decipher what she was saying, I don't know if she always speaks like that or was in a hurry, hehe but we still really appreciate the attention, everything was excellent, we swam deliciously in a completely private cenote, I know that on these dates they only receive a maximum of 20 people, so go ahead, it's so worth it !!

  "My family and I are natives of this beautiful land, proudly Mayan, and finding a place completely different from what we are used to was something magical and amazing. The concept,... read more make it something perfect

We had the opportunity to visit it on a rainy day after a storm that raised the water level (making it even more mystical).
They explain the 9 levels of Xibalba, tell us about the Popol Vuh, the Aluxes, the Noria, and other stories.

Organizing for a Tour? Immediate
Do you accept families? Yes (we went with 2-year-old babies)
Relevant things? Kindness, explanation, magical place, exceptional regional food and Mayan ritual (which I later talked to my parents about, it is 100% true that permission was requested to enter the Cenote)

I could take a long time describing our visit but it is something that nobody should miss and we will return (it is already planned). Thank you, really Thank you.

  What an incredible experience at this cenote. We were lucky to have it all to ourselves with Manuel, the guide who not only talks about history but also about culture and mythology.... read more They prepared a small ritual for us, and we were able to swim alone in the cenote.
The place is amazing and has the largest stalactite in Mexico! Congratulations!

  This place is truly unique, I have visited several cenotes and this has definitely been the best so far (I visited some near Coba, Il Kil, some in Yucatan,... read more open and closed) To begin with we were a group of 8 people, it was just us for the 3pm reservation, the cenote was exclusively ours, from the moment you enter the place that is managed by a family, you feel a relaxed atmosphere, we paid $400 per person but it included the food which was delicious and totally private, they prepared a beautiful table for us, we did not have a ritual, they told us that it was because of the pandemic, we missed that, the only thing I would recommend to the girl who gave us the explanation is to speak more slowly, I thought I was the only one who didn't understand anything but talking to my family they still couldn't decipher what she was saying, I don't know if she always speaks like that or was in a hurry, hehe but we still really appreciate the attention, everything was excellent, we swam deliciously in a completely private cenote, I know that on these dates they only receive a maximum of 20 people, so go ahead, it's so worth it !!

  Manuel, who was our guide and apparently that of almost all the visitors, is spectacular, a great person and without a doubt he brings you the necessary feelings to enjoy the... read more Cenote tour, one of the most beautiful I have seen, if not the best, the experience is total when you go to dinner at the end, the seasoning and atmosphere are charming. They have cabins, I hope to visit them soon. Congratulations.

  "My family and I are natives of this beautiful land, proudly Mayan, and finding a place completely different from what we are used to was something magical and amazing. The concept,... read more make it something perfect

We had the opportunity to visit it on a rainy day after a storm that raised the water level (making it even more mystical).
They explain the 9 levels of Xibalba, tell us about the Popol Vuh, the Aluxes, the Noria, and other stories.

Organizing for a Tour? Immediate
Do you accept families? Yes (we went with 2-year-old babies)
Relevant things? Kindness, explanation, magical place, exceptional regional food and Mayan ritual (which I later talked to my parents about, it is 100% true that permission was requested to enter the Cenote)

I could spend a lot of time describing our visit but it is something that nobody should miss and we will return (it is already planned). Thank you, really thank you 😁