Cuzama Cenotes

Cuzama Cenotes are a group of three cenotes located in the small town of Cuzama, Yucatan, Mexico. These cenotes are known for their beautiful turquoise waters and unique access by horse-drawn carts. Visitors can take a guided tour that includes transportation from Merida, Yucatan to the Cuzama town, a ride on the traditional cart, and access to all three cenotes.

The first cenote, known as Chelentun, is the deepest and largest of the three and has a platform for diving. The second cenote, Chak-Zinik-Che, is smaller and has a smaller entrance, with stairs leading down to the water. The third cenote, Bolonchojol, is the most shallow and has a wooden platform with stairs that lead down to the water.

Visitors can swim, snorkel, or simply enjoy the stunning views of the crystal clear waters and the surrounding lush greenery. It is recommended to bring a towel, swimwear, and insect repellent.

Cuzama Cenotes are a popular destination for tourists looking to explore the natural wonders of the Yucatan Peninsula. The tours usually take about four hours, and the prices vary depending on the tour operator and the season. It is important to book in advance, especially during high season, to ensure availability and avoid long waits.