Cenote Kankirixche (Mucuyché)

We were able to easily access this Cenote with our rental car. We were the only ones when we arrived early afternoon on a weekday. The water is crystal clear. The site is in excellent condition. The hosts friendly. 100 peso each entry fee. 10/10 would visit again!

Great Cenote, easy to access with only 2km of gravel road. Entrance was 100 pesos, but we realised it would be free after 5pm, as the guys at the Entrance were gone...…

This cenote stands as a testament to natural beauty, boasting crystal-clear, sapphire waters that are simply breathtaking. Whether you prefer a daring leap from a jumping point or a more leisurely descent down the stairs, the choice is…

Cenote muy bonito! Es pequeño pero está muy limpio y el agua está muy buena.Lo único malo es que huele un poco mal al bajar, pero una vez dentro ya no…

A beautiful Cenote, a must visit if you are in the area. As far as I know it is maintained by a family or community, so by visiting you support them and the maintenance of the Cenote. It’s semi in a cave with amazing stalactites and…

Incredible little gem in the middle of the forest. It was not crowed at all and this is what we were looking for. Water so clean and possibility for divers to explore even more. Highly recommended there are also bathrooms and showers if needed.

Es un cenote muy bonito el cual recomiendo ampliamente, la entrada por persona fue de $100 pesos en esta ocasión.

Muy bonito cenote el agua cristalina. El único pero que son como 30 minutos de la carretera y los últimos 2 km el camino está angosto y no muy bueno el terreno.

Bellísimo y económico, octubre 2023 y nos costó 100 la entrada por persona, vale mucho la pena ir. Lleven snorkel y visor

We got lucky ????! Cenote Kankirixche was a great experience. This cenote is run by the local community. It’s basically an entrepreneurship. It’s just $100 Mexican pesos (USD $6) per person and $30 Mexican pesos per life-vest. Good price for a…

This cenote is gorgeous with crystal clear blue water! There's a nice spot to jump off into the water or you can take the stairs all the way down. The water is cold which is refreching with the summer heat. There's bathrooms, showers and…

Great spot, beautiful and uncrowded when we visited. It's pretty rustic but there are bathrooms, showers and changing rooms not far from the cenote. Entrance was $150 pesos each (as foreigners). There are a couple of places to dive from the…

Gorgeous cenote!! Well worth the drive down the dirt road. We were in a rental car but just drove slow and used the pull offs when there was another car coming and had no issues. The water was the perfect temperature and jumping from the higher platform was so fun! 100 pesos per person.

Este cenote semiabierto es una experiencia única. Tiene una plataforma para aventarte clavados. La belleza natural del lugar es simplemente impresionante. Las estalactitas desde el interior del cenote son una vista increíble, y el cenote en sí mismo es una delicia.

El cenote tiene escaleras para accesa fácil. Los baños no son de los mejor pero para el tipo de actividad ecoturística, están bien. Cuentan con regaderas y estacionamiento. La entrada cuesta $80 y los chalecos salvavidas se rentan en $30.

Para llegar al cenote es pura terracería y es una brecha muy corta para que pasen dos carros, si llegas a toparte con un carro que va y tú vienes trata de hacer señas con las luces para evitar un accidente.…

Es un cenote rústico, pero muy bonito. El acceso es a través de unas escaleras de madera. Cobran la entrada y el costo de la renta de los chalecos es adicional.