Sacred Cenote

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Sacred Cenote

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97751 Yucatan, Mexico

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Nestled in the heart of the Yucatán, this sacred cenote offers a blend of history, stunning views, and a tranquil swimming spot near Chichén Itzá.  

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Jennifer Azzolina

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We absolutely loved our experience with Sound Healing Tulum. It was wonderful and we will definitely do this again! The cenote is beautiful!

Ekaterina Spiridonova

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I don’t understand why people keep posting wrong and misleading information! This is a sacred cenote in Mayan culture (hence the name) and it’s (and always was) forbidden to swim here. It is a part of historical site located inside Chichén Itzá. It is not the most beautiful cenote, but worth the visit if you have extra time to walk in this direction (takes approximately 15 min one way from El Castillo pyramid). If you short on time I would suggest spending it at more significant sights and just read the legend about the cenote.

Marlon Morales

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Amazing place to visit has a lot of adventures, lovely nature and amazing people. This place has a lot of history that will surprise you. It is a great place to relax yourself with the family. I will come here and visit again at anytime.

Debi Slinger

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Like all of the cenotes I visited in Mexico each has something special about them. This one inside Chichen Itza was hard to view but nonetheless interesting. Was told that they’ve found gold trinkets, pottery and bones in the bottom. Sacrificing? Most probably but yet to be confirmed. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Included in the entrance fee. A lot of vendors on the path on the way to the cenote. Refreshments available st entrance. Good toilets nearby.

Sam Dan

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It is a piece of heaven on the way to Chichen Itza. I like this Cenote mora than the other one on the way to Tulum. It is more naand gorgeous place to swim.

Ravin Gareeb

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Visit 19 Jan 2023 Lots of history an beautiful site

Vicki Cordova

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One of the best excursions I have been on.

Raynier Mark Bautista

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I got there because of the tourist guide tours. It is very wonderful. You need to rent a vest to be able to swim. I would recommend to rent a car and go there yourself for tourist tours don't give you enough time.