Cenotes are a type of natural phenomenon that is found throughout the Yucatan Peninsula. They are defined by their status as ancient freshwater sinkholes, and they have become a popular tourist destination.
The caves in this region are known to be deeper than those found in Quintana Roo, and are characterised by their inaccessible locations and distinctive formations, which present a notable challenge to divers seeking adventurous experiences.
Furthermore, there is an opportunity to engage with authentic Mayan communities, which are distinguished by their vibrant colours, traditions, and tranquil atmosphere. In addition, visitors will have the chance to sample a traditional regional meal, thereby ensuring an unforgettable experience.
