Cenote Kankirixche

We only visited this cenote in our road trip from Cancun to CDMX and back, so I cannot compare with others. Yup, over 4000 km on the road behind us. And I am glad we saved this for our last days in Mexico. Cenote Kankirixche is sparkling clean (20.Aug.2025), there were not much people, only one Italian family, they were pokite dodn't made too much noise. Entrance fee is 100 pessos per person.

Please be aware of possible scams! This cenote has free entrance, but there are two people claiming you must pay 100 pesos per person to get in, they are lying. There’s no official ticket booth. We refused to pay and simply went ahead.

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!

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

Nice small cenote, costs 100 MXN. In the ceiling there nests a lot of small birds. People at the park were friendly. If you arrive early, no tourists. We weren’t so lucky and had a group of loud Americans. But we enjoyed anyway.

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!!!

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.

Cash only. Down an unpaved road which was still manageable in our feeble Nissan March. A slightly grumpy dude will take payment and let you in the parking area. No space to change at the bottom but benches at the top. Looks very rudimental but that to us set it apart from all the touristy looking sites in Homun. Once at the bottom it is easy to enter and exit the water with two ladders and a platform. Has a safety rope in the water. Beautiful with some amazing stalactites. Has a very deep section which is scary when you spot it! Sadly some graffiti on one of the rocks. A worthwhile adventure visiting.