SANTUARIO DE CENOTES

The word "cenote" comes from the Maya term ts'ono'ot or dzonot, which means "cavern with a water deposit." Cenotes are primarily fed by rainwater filtration and are connected to underground currents, which ensures their freshness and purity.

There are three main types of cenotes: open, semi-open, and closed, each offering its own unique charm and characteristics. In addition to their stunning natural beauty, cenotes were sacred to the Maya civilization, who used them for rituals and ceremonies, including human sacrifices in some cases.

We offer exclusive experiences to explore the breathtaking beauty of cenotes, where nature, history, and culture seamlessly come together. Immerse yourself in the rich Maya heritage and discover the incredible wonders these sacred waters hold. Get in touch with us to learn more and start your adventure!