Cenote "El Cocodrilo Dorado"

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• Anonymous

  26 March 2018

  Por el contacto directo con la naturaleza. Aves, saraguatos, y peces que se pueden ver al igual que muchas mas cosas, que simplemente en las ciudades se pasan inadvertidas, en las ciudades.

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• Anonymous

  02 December 2017

  Un buen lugar para pasar un fin de semana con la familia y/o amigos

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• Anonymous

  19 June 2017

  Maravilloso lugar Natural. Excelente para estar la familia, tiene un costo la entrada y es de difícil acceso para los autos normales

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• Anonymous

  05 April 2017

  Hola

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• Anonymous

  09 January 2017

  Las mejores vacaciones en mi bello Quintana Roo

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• Anonymous

  31 December 2016

  Very cool, a gorgeous "blue hole" or spring that is hidden away just on the Mexican Belizean border. Very refreshing cool blue water, the spring itself is beside a large cliff face that can be seen from a nearby road in Belize, the cliff face itself is nicknamed "The Mask" by the locals due to its remarkable similarity to a giant stone mask carved into the cliff side.

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• Anonymous

  27 November 2016

  This is a nice 2 mile hike from La Unión. After crossing the Belize-Mexico border at La Unión by boat, register at the immigration office (free if you have your passport). Then take the road to the right past the soldier post all the way to the end of the village where there are signs showing the way to the cenote. Follow the trail along the most-used route through fields and even a gate and fence. We were charged 25 MXN when we reached the building by the cenote. The water is amazing and you can swim in the creek or the cenote itself. It is possible to kayak from La Unión but no one we talked to knew where to rent them.

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• Anonymous

  16 November 2016

  Beautiful view. Very unsettling to swim in however because of how deep it feels. Can get here by boat on the Rio Hondo, or by trail through La Union

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