Information of Cenotes

A visit to Mexico would be incomplete would out exploring their world famous ‘cenotes’. The Yucatan is home to numerous caves and sinkholes known as cenotes. While some are small others are large, like a lake. There is a rich variety of marine life with beautiful fish and stunning scenery all around. Visitors who plan to swim or take a dip in them are advised not to apply any cream or lotions that might damage the fragile ecosystem.

We offer travellers a choice of cenotes with private tours of Chichen Itza and Coba cenotes. Of these Chichen Itza is out of the most popular archaeological locations in the country. Chichen Itza is known as El Castillo and is considered among the Seven Wonders of the modern world. Coba is a historic Mayan site that dates from the pre-Colombian era and is found in Quintana Roo. There are two beautiful lagoons with the cenote ik kil the most prominent cenote in the area. Visitors need to descend down a wooden staircase to reach it. It is round with stunning vegetation that drapes the walls all around with picturesque waterfalls adding to the grandeur. The water is perfect to snorkel and swim. A perfect trip to enjoy with the family!