Mexico

Mexico is home to the world’s most famous cenotes, including open lagoons, cave pools, and sacred underground rivers — especially in the Yucatán Peninsula and Quintana Roo.

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A lesser-known, eco-tourism-focused cenote with cliff jumps and zip lines. Managed by ...

A deep diving cenote popular among advanced scuba divers. Known for its ...

Located next to Xkeken, this cenote is slightly more open and known ...

An enclosed cenote with a small skylight and dramatic stalactites hanging from ...

A partially open cenote with easy access, platforms, and both shallow and ...

One of the most photographed cenotes in Mexico, Ik Kil is a ...

A stunning cenote with a circular platform directly under a skylight. This ...

A small but unique cenote with three small holes in its ceiling, ...

Famous for its crystal-clear water and underwater cave system. A favorite for ...

A shallow and accessible cenote perfect for relaxing dips, great for families ...