Tres Oches Homun cenote - Homún

Both this and all the cenotes of Homun are incredible, only recommendation, go early, wear safe flip-flops and when descending, be careful.

A very quiet place, it has 3 cenotes, but only in one you can swim well, the entrance fee per person is 50 pesos, they also have life jackets rental, to get there you have to go through the town, but there are motorcycle taxis that They take you with your whole family for only $ 250 and they wait for you in the place and back, in the cenote they don't sell food, so you have to go prepared and also bring repellent because there are mosquitoes, I don't know if it is for the season but they bite very hard. The person is very kind and attentive, there are also dogs that accompany you on your journey, one of them the dwarf who even guided my friends to another cenote and the puppy was super cute.

Here it is necessary to hire a guide, they know where the cenotes are and they take you to know them, you must rent a life jacket (it costs $ 80), and to enter each cenote they charge you $ 50. The guide charges you from $ 300 to $ 500 for the whole day, the suggestion here is that you arrive early so that you can get to know the most cenotes possible. They are beautiful! They take you by mototaxi that is included in the cost of the guide. You cannot use sunscreen and bring water, it will surely make you thirsty.

A beautiful cenote, crystal clear waters, with many little fish, it has a trampoline for the bravest to jump and it only costs 50 pesos to enter, it is worth visiting.