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Dolphins Beach
attractionPunta Nizuc, Blvd. Kukulcan 17, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico
Impressive sea color, iconic Cancun letters for photos.
View on Google MapsPlaya Gaviota Azul
attractionPunta Cancun, Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Tranquil and friendly for swimming due to a breakwater, rarely affected by sargassum, crystal clear water, good for photos.
View on Google MapsPlaya Langosta
attractionKukulcan Boulevard, Hotel Zone, 77500 Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Ideal for children with shallow water and sandbanks, clear water where fish can be seen near the shore, also has Cancun letters for photos.
View on Google MapsPlaya Tortugas Cancun
barBlvd. Kukulcan, Kukulcan Boulevard, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R.
Ideal for families.
View on Google MapsIk Kil
attraction97756 Yucatan, Mexico
Often included in Chichen Itza packages, fun to jump into.
View on Google MapsTacos de Cochinita Pibil
restaurantC. 60 326, entre 23 y 25, Alcalá Martín, 97050 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico
Delicious cochinita pibil tacos served with lime soup (sopa de lima).
View on Google MapsCenote Peba
attraction97826 Abalá, Yucatan, Mexico
Semi-open cenote, 2 meters deep. Entrance fee: $100 pesos.
View on Google MapsCenote Kankirixche
activity97825 Abalá, Yucatan, Mexico
Semi-open cenote with crystal clear water, 53 meters deep. Entrance fee: $100 pesos.
View on Google MapsCenotes Santa Bárbara
attractionSobre, C. 19 S/N, 97580 Homún, Yuc., Mexico
Features four distinct types of cenotes: a completely closed cenote, a semi-open one with light beams, an open cenote with hanging roots and a tree, and a pool-like, warmer cenote with a waterfall.
View on Google MapsCenote Santa Cruz
activityKilómetros 1 carretera homun huhi 97580 Km 1, 97580 Homún, Yuc., Mexico
A beautiful cenote with clear turquoise water, offering a refreshing swimming experience within a cave-like setting. Features a rope swing and a sign with the name 'CENOTE SANTA CRUZ'.
View on Google MapsCenote
attractionC. 20, Sotuta, 97690 Sotuta, Yuc., Mexico
A cenote discovered on a family's property in Sotuta, Yucatan, while they were installing a septic tank.
View on Google MapsIxkanajaltún
attraction97795 Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico
Unique and a hidden gem, right next to cenote Samula.
View on Google MapsCenote Saamal
attractionCenote Selva Maya, 97795 Valladolid, Yuc., Mexico
Recommend visiting right when it opens as it gets crowded quickly by tour buses.
View on Google MapsCenote Hubiku
attractionCarretera, Valladolid - Tizimin Km 1.5, 97740 Temozón, Yuc., Mexico
The water is so cold that it felt rejuvenating.
View on Google MapsCenote Suytun
attractionCarretera Ticuch Km 8 S/n, 97780 Valladolid, Yuc., Mexico
Impressive and very Instagrammable.
View on Google MapsCenote Kaapeh
activity97795 Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico
Semi-open cenote, 1.5 meters deep. Entrance fee: $250 pesos. Located in the same place as Cenote Suytun, only one payment needed.
View on Google MapsCenote San Lorenzo Oxman
attraction97784 Yucatan, Mexico
Arrive before 8am to have the entire cenote to yourself.
View on Google MapsCenote Samula
attraction97795 Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico
Beautiful when the sun hits and much quieter than other cenotes in the area.
View on Google MapsCenote Xcanahaltun
activity97744 Temozón, Yucatan, Mexico
The prettiest cenote in Valladolid, Mexico. Location provided in the last slide.
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