Cenote Xcanche

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• Lula Bell

  14 April 2018

  We got there after 2pm. We did zip line across cenote and zip line into the water. We were practically alone, only one other family there, and we had a great time!

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• Sandra Chicot

  29 March 2018

  Beautiful cenote surrounded by the jungle ! You can find this amazing place near Ek Balam site, you just need to walk 2km or take a bike to access. The entrance is also cheap compared to the cenotes visited near Tulum. Enjoy the fresh water !

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• Memo Loo

  12 February 2018

  Awesome Cenote. Very unique in its own way.

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• Gabriel Rovina

  09 February 2018

  Really beautiful cenote! Very good alternative to crowded options like Ik'kil. A 2km walk to get to it though, that can be avoided with a "mayan ride" for some extra pesos.

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• Cookie Cola

  20 December 2017

  A wonderful Cenote just 2km away from the Ruins of Ek Balam, easily walkable or there are bikes to rent. The Cenote is open and very deep, clean facilities for changing. The water isn't very cold and refreshing after walking around the ruins. There are plenty of cat fish swimming around you, diving platforms and zip line. Only a few people there when I went. Beautiful place.

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• Adrian Xu

  13 December 2017

  50 mxn pesos for a beautiful cenote. Comes with a change room, shower, and lockers. Bring your own lock though. If you don’t have a lock, it’s also pretty safe to leave your things by the cenote when it’s not too busy. They have someone watching over the area. There is also a bathroom nearby.

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• Christopher Ludewig

  20 November 2017

  Unbelievable magical Place

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• Andrew Harris

  14 July 2017

  This was one of my favorite places during my week-long trip in Mexico. The water was cold, but it was so much fun, and the surrounding area was beautiful. I would love to go back.

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• Art Meza

  02 March 2017

  Beautiful cenote. Had a great time. Pay for the ride to the cenote. The walk is too long especially in that heat.

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• Veronika Kiriuhin

  23 February 2017

  Very nice to cool off after a hot day exploring ek balam. There are zip line and rappelling into the water options for 50 pesos as well as a rope that you can jump into the cenote with.

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• Horst Horstmann

  08 January 2017

  Great Cenote, not crowded at all, clean water, beautiful surroundings with hammocks and mayan food and the best: you can jump from everywhere, even the very top. Dont waste your time with Ik-Kil, they have big "Redbull Cliff Dive" signs and then tell you to jump just from a 10ft concrete plateau, ridiculous.

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• Jane Marlowe

  24 December 2016

  It was a pleasure to have this beautiful cenote almost to ourselves. It's about a half hour away from Valladolid. We parked in the main parking lot at Ek Balam and walked to the ticket booth, where we chose the regular ticket (no zip line or rappelling) and bike transportation for the roughly 1.5 mile trip to the cenote rather than "Mayan taxi" (pedicab.) Cost was 100 pesos each. The stairs to the cenote are steep, but once down there it's magnificent, though water is cool. Not for people with limited mobility or small children. There is a rope swing for the brave and a platform you can jump off, about 10 feet above the water. Bring a towel. There are showers and changing room. Life vests and inner tubes available for 20 pesos. We didn't have a chance to try the Mayan restauarant next to the cenote.

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• Sonia

  02 December 2016

  The entrance fee cost 30pesos. It's a really deep centre with dive platforms from 3m to almost 20m high.

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