Cenotes Zapote
Open and underground cenotes, a water zipline and a fossil from the last ice age.
The way we see it
Cenotes Zapote is a cenote park at km 19 of the Cenote Route, near Puerto Morelos. The tour goes through open and underground cenotes, with jump platforms, a water zipline and a hammock area. The park tells the story of the cenotes through its finds: the fossil of a giant ground sloth, and the Hells Bells, bell-shaped formations about 30 meters down that certified divers visit.
Why we recommend it
For a cenote day with a story behind it. The paths have railings, ramps and flat stretches, so it works for grandparents as well as for the kids who want to jump.
What's included
- Open and underground cenotes
- Jump platform and water zipline
- Regional buffet with Tour Zapote
- Life jackets, showers, restrooms and parking
- Hammock area
Admission options
- Tour Zapote: cenotes and regional buffet
- Tour Chaka: cenotes at your own pace
Good to know
- Bring your own snorkel gear
- Life jacket in the water
- Jumps and the zipline are not recommended with heart conditions, fear of heights, claustrophobia or recent surgery
- Certified divers can visit the Hells Bells with prior registration
- Bring: change of clothes · towel · biodegradable sunscreen with titanium dioxide and zinc oxide · official ID
We confirm the tour, availability and the official rate for your date. Private transportation is our own service and is quoted separately.
Getting there
At km 19 of the Cenote Route, near Puerto Morelos, and then 5.5 km along the access road to the park.
Who it's for
- You want cenotes with a geology story.
- You travel with several generations.
- You like jumping into the water.
Write to us and we confirm availability and the details for your dates, your group and where you start. Here you have Lau and Fede.