Cenote Kankirixche

Tourist attraction · Abalá

Cenote Kankirixche

Tourist attraction · Abalá

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97825 Abalá, Yucatan, Mexico

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Highlights

Dive into this enchanting semi-open cenote boasting crystal-clear waters, stunning stalactites, and a serene vibe—perfect for a peaceful swim or snorkel.  

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97825 Abalá, Yucatan, Mexico Get directions

explorandocenotes.com.mx
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97825 Abalá, Yucatan, Mexico Get directions

explorandocenotes.com.mx
@cenotekankirixcheoficial

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Mar 4, 2025

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Hellmanatees Yo

Google
About 2 km down a fairly bumpy dirt road, but worth the effort. 100M$ entry, parking area. Clean changing and shower area, restrooms. Good stairway leading down to a small wooden platform. Medium sized cavern with clear, clean water. Remember to shower before entering the cenote!

Dmitrii Panasiuk

Google
It's one of the nicest places I've ever seen! Not touristic and therefore not crowded. The ticket is around 10 usd. The road is dirty and with rocks, but slowly and carefully can be traversed by regular, not very low car. Highly recommended!!!

Sean Donnelly

Google
A bit more covered with a touch of cooler water this cenote is lovely. A tour did come through as we were leaving but it wasn't very crowded. The color of the bottom and various formations make it a better experience. A simple bathroom was sufficient for the amenities. Well priced at 100 pesos

Camillo Staniscia

Google
This Cenote is absolutely amazing. You get some good natural light in a cave, it’s just fantastic. Beautiful snorkeling and diving as well due to the stalagmites

M B

Google
This cento was a great little surprise. It has shallow areas and very deep areas. Perfect for families. The only issue we had was not having enough life jackets but were eventually able to get one. Getting there is a bit of a trek since the road is very narrow and only enough room for 1 car.

Nicolas van der Straten

Google
A beautiful Cenote, a must visit if you are in the area. As far as I know it is maintained by a family or community, so by visiting you support them and the maintenance of the Cenote. It’s semi in a cave with amazing stalactites and stalagmites and crystal blue water. There were only a hand full of people so it’s really relaxed. There are changing rooms, no lockers but that’s wasn’t a problem. Life jackets are for rent but not mandatory. The stairs are easy enough to walk down.

William Goold

Google
We had the whole cenote to ourselves. Amazing place.

Jacob Beaton

Google
We were able to easily access this Cenote with our rental car. We were the only ones when we arrived early afternoon on a weekday. The water is crystal clear. The site is in excellent condition. The hosts friendly. 100 peso each entry fee. 10/10 would visit again!