Cenotes de Cuzamá - 97577 Cuzamá

Very pricy! 600$ to see 3 cenotes with a horse meanwhile a normal entrance fee is 50$ for a cenote... If you don't want to go with the horse they won't let you...

We had a great time keep in mind it takes 2-3 hrs for the tour and you are you riding a cart pull by a horse and kind of rough but well worth it we were 2 and you can share the cart with other couple and split the cost of 400 pesos.

A great adventure! First, you ride in a horse-drawn buggy on a rail road through the jungle, then your guide leads you to each cenote, where you spend up to half an hour at each. Each cenote has it's unique qualities. Caution: the climbs into and out of each could be potentially dangerous. Wear sneakers.

You get to see three cenotes, which are all different. It's an amazing experience. If you can speak spanish, are friendly and interested, the coachman maybe tells you about the cenotes and about their lives, even if it's not their job. Our coachman was Luiz and is a wonderful person. If you are content with your coachman, you can tip them. I don't think they earn much and 2€ won't hurt either.

Three beautiful, enclosed cenotes. We enjoyed the variety. The covered horse carts were nice given the distance between each cenote.

3 cenotes you visit during your visit. It takes in total more than 2 hours. You go only by railway drived by horses. You don’t feels safe on that road. A horse on our trip hurt driver. Both ways it’s about 15 km you go on rails

We had a day trip from Merida (1h drive) and definitely the best cenote experience. It was a bit challenging first to find the place. After parking your car, there’s a horse cart that will take you to 3 different cenotes and you’ll have 45 minutes to spend each place. The cost is 600 pesos for 4 people (including cart ride and 3 cenotes), meaning 150 per face. Really good deal! Life jackets are provided but not mandatory. It’s not a very known place and there were few people instead of us. Would not be suitable for kids as you have to climb deep to go to the cenote. 5 points go from me!

Great experience. Looks like there are bunch of other cenotes in the area. If this is the cenotes you are trying to visit, just keep driving until there is a large parking lot. The thing is that as you approach the area, people will be standing on the road trying to lure you into other places. They are very presvuasuve. May even stop the car. I am not sure what you're there are offering, perhaps some legit services, but the practice is shady. So, keep driving untill you reach the cenotes de Cuzema. The whole experience is crazy!! There are small horses carrying up to four people on a narrow railroad track. Ride is bumpy and takes 20 so minutes to reach the actual cenotes. There are three cenotes. One small, more like a cave and two big once. All of them require climbing down (and then up) a steep stairs.