Cenote Sac ha - Chemax

A hidden gem

Perfect Stop on the way to Valladolid

Free entry through a local Mayan village. It is a gruta (cave) with a cenote hidden inside. The water is crystal clear blue with small catfish. There are glow worms hanging from parts of the ceiling, careful not to breath on them as you will tangle their strands! Wind scorpions and large crickets can be viewed as well. BRING A FLASHLIGHT!

Fantastic fascinating Cenote run by a group from the village of X-Chan. Combines a small underground Cenote with an interesting cave containing human remains. Very knowledgeable Mayan gentleman will identify local trees with their Mayan names.

This was a nice treat! We didn't go into the cave but we did swim in the Cenote. It was small but so refreshing. We were the only ones there. I enjoyed it alot.

Great underground Cenote ! Big cave to absolutely visit

Crazy cave with a small cenote at one end, and really bitchen stalagtite covered caverns to explore at the other! Some of the coolest caves and formations I've seen at any of the cenotes. We saw a millipede and a whip scorpion spider(both harmless). There were even human skull and bone remains at the end. The cenote operators were great at guiding us through, unfortunately they didn't speak any English, and our Spanish is quite lacking, so wasn't able to catch any of the information he was trying tell us, but it didn't matter...it was muy fantastico! It was a bit off the beaten path, and a little hard to find, but definitely worth way more than the $50 pesos entry! A must see for anyone who loves caves!! Ps. We learned the hard way that flipflops are NOT recommended for this tour! Jaja!

Great and very remote cenote! Not so big but very impressive, also the cave was very impressive, had a lot of different kinds stalactites. The local guide, Francisco is super nice and friendly. Best thing is you gonna be probably alone and have the whole place for yourself