Cenote Dzonbacal

This was by far my worst experience at a Cenote. First off, it’s highly overpriced. We were charged 100 pesos to visit it as well as its other tiny neighbouring one.(both are extremely tiny), Most cenotes cost no more than 50 pesos. Saying that the cenote is tiny is an understatement. There can be no more than 5 people swimming and the place feels crowded like a small pool. There were so many kids playing and making noise as if they were in a building pool. The “management” shouldn’t be letting in this many people, especially during covid. We got in the water for barely 2 minutes and left as the kids were being so damn noisy and we could literally not fit. I’ve never experienced so much regret while visiting a cenote. Don’t make the same mistake I did. Never again.

very beautiful cenote, not crowded

I would highly recommend this place to visit if anyone ever visit Merida Mexico.

Beautiful cenote but somewhat small. Half inside a cave, half outside. 1 story down, stairs only.

Part covered Cenote and receives minimal to no sunlight. Hence the water is super cool. Mostly natural except for the staircase leading to the cenote. Naturally lit and the water is so clear that one can easily see the floor even with the dim natural lighting.

nice for a swim with lots of small fish that give you a free pedicure. as in xbatul you have to pay 500mxn to bring a camera which is ridiculously and makes no sense.

Very nice cenotes (2). Not to crowded

The place is very beautiful, worth visiting. The entry price is very reasonable.