Xcajum Cenote - 97757 Dzitás

Beautiful. Loved it! So much fun. I want to go back!

Absolutely Amazing! Must add to your bucket list! The staff was beyound courtes and accommodating. Unforgettable time with family n made new traveling friends!!

Wonderful experience .beautiful place we went on a tour had all u can eat buffet swimming and a water hole.

Loved this cenote. The water was the perfect temp and not too cold, we had a hard time getting out it was so good. There are some small black fish in the water that don't bother you but the water is a little murky and deep so not the best for snorkeling. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The entry process was fast and easy. Adequate changing areas and plenty of indoor and outdoor shower/bathrooms. There is a pool area available for kids or anyone not wanting to go into the cenote. Lifejackets are included with entrance fee and there's a boat available to take onto the cenote for those that don't want to swim. 10/10 would recommend this cenote it's breathtaking. There is also a HUGE gift shop at the front for souvenirs and knick knacks.

take a refreshing plunge in this low key cenote. It was not overcrowded, enough space to swim, float, and enjoy the mystique of the cenote.

The cenote is beautiful, if you only go to the cenote it should cost $110 pesos. My guide I was with was really set on me getting the package including the buffet which would in turn cost $330 pesos. It was NOT WORTH IT. If you come to this cenote, DO NOT pay extra for the restaurant/buffet, the only good thing is that they had tacos de cochinita pibil. The rest of the food was basic pasta, jello, soup and it was a really pathetic spread to be honest. Bad representation of Mexican food. My guide told me it would be "comida yucateca" but it was not. The food sucked.

Awesome swimming hole. Can't wait to visit more cenotes scattered around the area.

MAGICAL! That’s all I have to say. Incredible experience. I’ve been to a few cenotes but this one took my breath away. Getting there is a little scary because it feels like you’re going to the middle of no where and your are but the experience was so wholesome. No way to describe this place, you just have to see it for yourself. The Cenote is about 40 feet deep if I am not mistaken, could be more, so life jackets are required but I was not complaining. Can’t really see any fishes so snorkeling is a no. The trees, shrubs and plants make it feel mystical yet tropical at the same time. I wish pictures could do justice but truth of the matter is that they just don’t. We did the Cenote, had some food, and also had access to the ATVs (which we decided not to do). The food was fantastic! Authentic Mayan food. We also were given a Mayan ritual of protection, our entire experience here was great!