Xlakaj: Cenote, Alberca, Bioparque - Chichimilá

It was nice because there are only locals there. It is a bit off the beaten path. There were lots of young locals having a good time together. A genuine experience.

Great private cenote to jumó off and have fun.

Awesome Cenote mostly frequented by locals! Really reasonable entrance fee and life jacket rentals.

This cenote was about 35-40 minutes biking from Valladolid center. It was open to the sky. so it’s not a magical underground cave cenote, but it was nice. Not well maintained, but it looks like they have struggled because of Covid-19. The BioPark pool and restaurant were all closed and sadly abandoned - it was sad to see and the man told me it was due to the closures in 2020. So, when they told me 50 pesos to enter the cenote (I had read 10 and 25 from other people) I didn’t mind. It was cool to watch the bats and catfish but I didn’t go in. Got there at 930am and a group of five were there for a quick bit, then had the place to myself. It’s definitely not a touristy one, but if you want to explore one a bit off the normal path then it’s nice. I hope they can make it through and keep up some business after the park closure :(

It is an open cenote and very big. It’s great for swimming and just hanging around. Not touristy at all, locals hang out there. Even though it is not the most impressive cenote , I like this a lot more! Practicals: - you can get there with a bike from Valladolid - entrance is 50 peso - there is restaurant where locals eat and also a swimming pool for kids (didn’t eat there tho)

Hidden gem! No life vests so maybe not good for kids. Had some good spots to jump in and a lot of fish. It was very quiet when we went, 50 pesos per tourist, less for locals.

Quiet, Calm and really nice. Totally Off the beaten path. 50 pesos entry for tourists, its huge, sky open, has fish and amazing places to jump from. Theres a 60 feet and 20 feet jump. Highly recommend!!!!

Amazing and my favorite cenote we went to. Easy arriving by scooter, really quiet with mostly (if at all) local people coming to relax. There is a 5-6 meter jump into the water as well!