
The complexity of the Cenotes
Here are the Cenotes, which we liked the most around Merida and that you can not miss in your visit: p>
Cenote Xlacaj strong> p>
It is an open cenote that is located near the archaeological zone of Dzibilchaaltun. This cenote is considered one of the largest and deepest of the peninsula, measuring approximately 100m long and a depth of one meter on the shore that reaches 45m. P>
Cenote Bolonchojol strong> p>
It is located near Cuzama. Access is a bit difficult with vertical wooden stairs (ca. 15m). Through the complete vault, the rays of the sun enters only by small holes provoking the sensation of a turquoise blue, emerald green of the water. It measures 35 m in diameter with a depth of 12 m in cavern, 27 in the cave and the second level 40m. P>
X'Batun Cenote strong> p>
Away from the road you go by bicycle or car to the cenote that is located in the middle of the tropical forest. It is a small cenote whose waters appear of different shades of blue. P>
Cenote Kankirixché strong> p>
This semi-open cenote has a wooden staircase and platform for access to crystalline waters. It measures 25m long and 15 wide with a maximum depth of 50m and a minimum of 2m. In its interior it forms a cavern to the 50m of depth with underwater galleries. Therefore, this cenote is suitable for swimming, snorkeling and observing. In addition, it has parking, campfire and camping area. P>