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Blue cenote with lily pads hidden in the jungle

CENOTE HOPPING EXPERIENCE

This adventurous day starts off with a drive through the jungle, followed by a journey on foot.  

Discover 5 wonderful cenotes

You will discover 5 different cenotes this private property hides under its trees, while I guide you through tropical vegetation and give interesting facts about Maya culture, nature and the history of the underground caves (bring flip flops, sandals or any comfortable shoes you don’t mind getting wet).

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Visitor standing in the stone doorway of a Mayan temple
Traveller in the turquoise water of a cave cenote

What are Cenotes?

Cenotes are freshwater holes formed in the limestone underground over thousands of years.

Note: cenotes are considered sacred in Mayan culture, and today you can still see why these caves were used as a place of worship
Cenote with roots hanging to the turquoise water
Cave cenote with a wooden stairway down to the water
Bright green caterpillar camouflaged on a jungle vine
Cenote with tree roots hanging down to the water
Traveller at the mouth of a cave cenote hung with stalactites

Snorkeling and exploring the cenotes will make you feel as if you were in another dimension, and you will be amazed by the many different shades of blue of the water.

After our cenote exploration we will head back to get a taste of some real tacos in a nearby town. 

Blue cenote with lily pads in the jungle

Ask for custom-made experiences to add some extra fun to your day! 

You can combine this Cenote experience with an early visit to the archeological site of Tulum and its ancient Mayan temples, an early snorkeling experience with the turtles at Akumal Natural Reserve or even float in the beautiful mangroves and pristine waters of Sian Ka’an.

Looking up out of a cave cenote through the roots
Green sea turtle swimming in turquoise Caribbean water

INCLUDES

WHAT TO BRING

  • Transportation

  • Tour guide

  • Mosquito repellent

  • Water bottles

  • All entrance fees

  • Lunch “tacos”

  • Snorkeling gear

  • Life jacket

  • Camera

  • Bathing suit

  • Flip-flops, sandals, or water shoes

  • Towel

  • Set of dry clothes

  • Refillable water bottle

  • Money for extras

  • U.V. t-shirt

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