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Cenote Xlacah — Attraction in Yucatán

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Cenote Xlacah
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Dzibilchaltún
97302 Yucatan, Mexico
Templo de las Siete Muñecas
97302 Dzibilchaltún, Yucatan, Mexico
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Cenote Xlacah

Zona Arqueológica de Dzibilchaltún Dzibilchaltún, 97305 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico
4.5(1.7K)
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Nearby attractions of Cenote Xlacah

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4.5

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Reviews of Cenote Xlacah

4.5
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3.0
2y

Initially, my partner and I, we were going there to swim. None mentioned we werent allowed to do it and we already paid for the entrance, the museum and the arqueological area. We realised we weren't allowed to swim at the very last minute when we got there infront of the cenote and realized it was all closed for the people not to use. Also the museum was close in reparation process, but we got charged for it. I wouldn't mind to miss the swim if is to protect the area and the environment but I would of appreciate to know at the entrance before we pay for 3 different things and only get 1. Just to be fair ans clear, would be nice to advise the visitors on what we really get with the ticket. The arqueological area was beautiful to see and so is the nature around the pyramids. I recommend to get there with your own transport or booked transport to pick you up and drop you off, otherwise there were not public transport available once you exit during week days, I am unsure about weekends so I advice you to researchabout it or to book your...

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3.0
4y

Cenote Xlacah is open as of May 2021. However, people can not swim at the cenote and the museums are closed. Despite this closure, the Cenote is charging full price to tourists.

What I enjoyed most about this place was seeing the abundant wildlife like bluebirds and iguanas and the diversity of native trees.

The ruins seem interesting especially the contrast of a catholic church in the middle of the Mayan ruins. I recommend a guide to make sense of everything, as there are no signs of name, description, or history about...

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2.0
6y

Maybe I am being picky the information about the Cenote states nothing about being inside an INAH site. The next most depressing. is I am a permanent resident, with an INAPAM card so finding pricing for locales and Gringos and then being told I would have to pay Gringo Pricing. The only way to fix this NOT Go... They have no respete for anyone other than Locales. It was also Very Sbe 2 stars is too much.ad to see no Mascotes and then 2 to resident dogs, one of which was starving to death... Maybe 2 stars...

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Luna /Luna /
Initially, my partner and I, we were going there to swim. None mentioned we werent allowed to do it and we already paid for the entrance, the museum and the arqueological area. We realised we weren't allowed to swim at the very last minute when we got there infront of the cenote and realized it was all closed for the people not to use. Also the museum was close in reparation process, but we got charged for it. I wouldn't mind to miss the swim if is to protect the area and the environment but I would of appreciate to know at the entrance before we pay for 3 different things and only get 1. Just to be fair ans clear, would be nice to advise the visitors on what we really get with the ticket. The arqueological area was beautiful to see and so is the nature around the pyramids. I recommend to get there with your own transport or booked transport to pick you up and drop you off, otherwise there were not public transport available once you exit during week days, I am unsure about weekends so I advice you to researchabout it or to book your transportin advance if.
Veronica Hoyos-LeonardVeronica Hoyos-Leonard
Cenote Xlacah is open as of May 2021. However, people can not swim at the cenote and the museums are closed. Despite this closure, the Cenote is charging full price to tourists. What I enjoyed most about this place was seeing the abundant wildlife like bluebirds and iguanas and the diversity of native trees. The ruins seem interesting especially the contrast of a catholic church in the middle of the Mayan ruins. I recommend a guide to make sense of everything, as there are no signs of name, description, or history about the structures.
Jessica RoweJessica Rowe
What an amazing place to visit! This is the first cenote I've ever seen and what a wonderous sight it was! It was stunning to see the glistening water with beautiful water lilies floating in the center. Unfortunately, I did not have an opportunity to swim during my visit, however it was a fun experience to observe other families and children splashing about enjoying themselves in the water.
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Initially, my partner and I, we were going there to swim. None mentioned we werent allowed to do it and we already paid for the entrance, the museum and the arqueological area. We realised we weren't allowed to swim at the very last minute when we got there infront of the cenote and realized it was all closed for the people not to use. Also the museum was close in reparation process, but we got charged for it. I wouldn't mind to miss the swim if is to protect the area and the environment but I would of appreciate to know at the entrance before we pay for 3 different things and only get 1. Just to be fair ans clear, would be nice to advise the visitors on what we really get with the ticket. The arqueological area was beautiful to see and so is the nature around the pyramids. I recommend to get there with your own transport or booked transport to pick you up and drop you off, otherwise there were not public transport available once you exit during week days, I am unsure about weekends so I advice you to researchabout it or to book your transportin advance if.
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Cenote Xlacah is open as of May 2021. However, people can not swim at the cenote and the museums are closed. Despite this closure, the Cenote is charging full price to tourists. What I enjoyed most about this place was seeing the abundant wildlife like bluebirds and iguanas and the diversity of native trees. The ruins seem interesting especially the contrast of a catholic church in the middle of the Mayan ruins. I recommend a guide to make sense of everything, as there are no signs of name, description, or history about the structures.
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What an amazing place to visit! This is the first cenote I've ever seen and what a wonderous sight it was! It was stunning to see the glistening water with beautiful water lilies floating in the center. Unfortunately, I did not have an opportunity to swim during my visit, however it was a fun experience to observe other families and children splashing about enjoying themselves in the water.
Jessica Rowe

Jessica Rowe

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