Los Cenotes - 89675 Aldama

Some excellent landscapes very quiet. If the cost per car is 250 apart what you have to give to the guide. If you go by car, it is more convenient, it is in Aldama, you have to go through dirt roads, there is no food sale or anything, only a store 10 minutes before you arrive. In transport go by bus to Aldama and from there take a taxi because if it is retired it charges 200 and if you want it to wait until you finish your journey it charges you 120 per hour and returns you where the bus passes. Be careful to ask why the schedules do not happen often, the last one is at 7:15 at night and the first one is at 9:30 at night.

Incredible place, of the different cenotes that exist in the town, that is the best, also right there are the caves of the barracks, you can do great photo sessions.

Excellent family and friends walk, it is worth the scenery to take good pictures in addition to enjoying the bath in the river and in the cenote, the caverns is also a nice tour, it is recommended that you take a lamp if possible from the one you wear in the head because inside there are dark parts and you need to light up, bring enough water because with the heat it makes you very thirsty, snacks to go “stinging” in the transfers from one cenote to another and finally arrive at the restaurant to eat a delicious corn and a "marrana" that is a fried fish that they serve with rice, salad and potatoes, in the river you rent the life jackets but it is better to bring your own, the entrance to the cave route and the cenotes charge $ 250 pesos and you have to pay attention on the roads so as not to confuse you because all the gaps are similar

Beautiful place to go with the family…. Open only Saturdays and Sundays from 9 am to 4 pm. Access is before where Google Maps marks El Zacatón is a well filled with thermal water from Mexico that belongs to the Zacatón system, a karst group with unusual characteristics formed by five interconnected sinkholes or cenotes that is located in the municipality of Aldama, in the southeastern part of the state of Tamaulipas.

I like that most of them are close to each other. The cost is excessive $ 250 per vehicle and $ 70 pedestrian and more prices per type of vehicle. There is no sale of food and drinks there. To swim you need a vest for safety which rents quite expensive $ 40 for 30 minutes seems like an abuse. Definitely bring mosquito REPELLENT. I like that in general the place is clean and there are cans to deposit garbage. And there are no toilets.

Amazing place for photos You can get into one of the cenotes They charge you 250 entry in van for the entire van 70 per person if you go apart They close at 6pm They don't sell any food or drinks So that they carry their things from the beginning It is ideal for sessions or picnic days