Chikin Ha

5 Danila Massara - 7 months ago

Less popular sister of the next door Kantun Chi, smaller but still gorgeous. The ticket is also cheaper, but it has less cenotes so if it's the first one you're visiting and you have to pick one, go to the other one. There's one open cenote and a few underground ones. They rent life jackets at the entrance for an extra, but no snorkeling equipment due to covid. Fish here is unremarkable anyway, but I spotted a few adorable tiny turtles and fish that didn't particularly like me and convinced me that swimming wasn't the case that day. Lots of birds and obviously iguanas silently judging you from afar. WATER SHOES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. It's **slippery**

5 Sidney u0026 Jeannie Hughes - 5 months ago

So far...my Favorite!!!! Loved the hammocks everywhere even in the little islands of round rock. All the plants, palms, ferns!!! Saw lots of fish in this one. Hand size. Looked like some kind of tetra! Loved their large fins!! Love the way everything evolves around nature!! Iguanas everywhere.
Birds and raccoon looking animals!!!
Love the way all things sharing!!!

5 Roberto Gavilanes - 10 months ago

This place is fantastic there are multiple set notice where you can swim and there is one that you cannot swim but it’s very very pretty to look at and to take pictures and to live a secret moment because that’s what they do at that one if you want to pray it’s a great place to pray. Be careful with the big tarantulas there’s many there

4 Anna Tsybulskaya - a year ago

There are 3 cenotes to visit and only 2 of them are available for swimming. So I think 300 pesos for entrance is a bit pricey.
First cenote is open, you can swim and watch fishes and a cave entrance. Second cenote is almost completely located in the cave, it's dark and it was a bit scary to swim there.
In general, it was a nice visit and I enjoyed it.

5 Stephanie - 4 months ago

I had never been to a cenote before, and am not a terribly strong swimmer, but on our honeymoon, this was something my new husband really wanted to do. Admission is $20. They gave us life vests to wear, and asked that we shower off first. There are actually 2 different cenotes on site, 1 almost enclosed, the other open. The stairs are steep, and the water was chilly, but it was a relaxing, beautiful, secluded place, and we didn't want to leave. Definitely a major highlite of our trip. There was a small gift shop but it was closed when we visited.

5 Nicole Drinkard - a month ago

Went for a cenote dive, amazing! We had some extra time so our guide Georgia from dressel divers took us on a tour. She was very knowledgeable of the land and the history. Highly recommend.

4 W W - 5 months ago

At first being told this was one of the best we were thinking we were misled, but after getting into the second cenota we were very glad we had visited.