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Cenote Kankirixche, Mucuyche

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4.6

Viviana B

July 19, 2017

Pasando el pueblo de Abala , dentro de la ruta de los cenotes hacia el poblado de Mucuyche , existe un desvio señalizado hacia este cenote semi abierto. El color de sus aguas va del turquesa hacia el ... more »

Past the village of Abala, on the route of the cenotes to the village of Mucuyché, there is a road sign this semi open cenote road. The colour of its waters goes turquoise to deep blue, indicating the depth of it. The cost is m $20 more life rent, while inside there is a rope to hold, although largely are able to stand. It is advisable to go in the morning because the angle of the Sun makes it look more beautiful.

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LiloCruz

June 27, 2017

El cenote en lo particular es muy bonito, de aguas cristalinas y azules, no es muy grande pero lo suficiente para nadar en él, tienes que descender unas escaleras para llegar al mismo pues es de tipo ... more »

The cenote in particular is very beautiful, crystal clear waters and blue, it is not very big but enough to swim in it, you have to go down stairs to get to it because it is semi open type; the input costs $20 pesos and vests rent them at $10 pesos; We need to bring food, water, or snacks because there is no local close (did not). The bad thing is that there are no indications or signs to the cenote trip with my partner in a combi which goes to Abala and take on one side of the Park of San Juan ($50 per person), and the driver told us that we caminaríamos 500 metres, our surprise was to walk more than one kilometer in a dirt road narrow and desolate (no transport from the entrance to the cenote), but the company did nicely; However, the time of arrival it compensated everything, because the waters are refreshing and crystal clear, with a stunning blue. Personally I love this cenote, there is no great influx of people, it is quiet and relaxing.

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moonlyw

May 8, 2017

In late April we joined a day tour with cenote swimming and Mayan village visit. Cenote Kankirixche was the second cenote to visit. It was bigger and deeper than the first cenote and less people swam ... more »

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Adam goldberg

June 22, 2017

We visited Cenote Kankirixche on our way back to Merida from Uxmal. Price was 20 MXN per person to enter and swim. An additional 10 MXN for a lifejacket. They do have bathrooms, but bring your own toilet paper. Do not be deterred by the dirt road. Look for the signs on the main road, turn on to the dirt. There will be additional signs to point the way. Water is very refreshing and blue. Little fish swim around. The perfect remedy for a humid day.

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Brad Guay

May 30, 2017

Hard to find if you don't know where to look, but well worth it. Great cenote in the middle of the woods down a dirt road near Abala. $20 MXN entry.

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Cisco diet

February 27, 2017

A magical slash into crystal interior space. A perfect way to celebrate a great adventure.

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Jessica Hackley

December 21, 2016

Beautiful hidden cenote. A slight chill on the water but mostly warm anyway. There is even a cavern down below!

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Denis elwart

March 22, 2017

So great , what a great place to spend an afternoon with friends

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