- See also: Cenotes of the Yucatán
In much of the Yucatan, rainwater collects in a system of underground caves and tunnels. Where these tunnels reach the surface is known as a cenote (pronounced seh-NOH-teh). Cenotes usually allow swimming and diving, and rent related equipment. They are fresh water and are often quite cold (24°C).
- 13 Cenote Aldea Zamá, Calle Sayil at Calle Balam Dzakab. Daily 09:00 - 17:00. Small public cenote in town with free access. Can get crowded with locals in the afternoon. (updated Jun 2025)
