Zapote Cenotes, Quintana Roo, México
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This eco park, located on the Cenotes Route in Puerto Morelos, is owned by a family from the Yucatan Peninsula, who arrived in these lands at the time of chewing gum production and, in love with nature, decided to stay here. live.
The name given to this park is due to the presence of countless sapote trees, which gave rise to the chicle camps in the area, and its cultivation in the tropical jungles of southeastern Mexico is a living tradition of the Mayan culture.
The park offers 3 beautiful cenotes, each with its special type of beauty and a zip line system to travel through the jungle above the treetops.
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Zapote Cenote
Cenote Zapote is unique in its kind. This cenote gets its name from the sapote trees that grow near the striking entrance into the jungle. Seen from above, it could seem like one of the incredibly beautiful cenotes that populate the Yucatan Peninsula, surrounded by an impressive jungle and with the sound of birds and insects coming from all sides. But when you dive under the blue and transparent water, diving to the depth of the cavern, you will find the extraterrestrial-looking formations that give the cenote its other name
Stops at attraction
Duración: 30 Minutos
Admission to this location is included
Cenote Abuelo Che Che
Leaving the park, and a few kilometers away, is the third cenote called El Abuelo Che Che, which is part of this cenote circuit. The latter is a cavern, semi-open with magnificent underwater views. The water is very clear, ideal for snorkeling and diving. It has imposing stalactites, as well as stalagmites of singular beauty. In this magical place, Mayan traditions are preserved, which is why before starting the jump into one of the cenotes, a Mayan ritual is performed, asking nature for permission to be able to immerse yourself in them.
Stops at attraction
Duración: 30 Minutos
Admission to this location is included
Cenote Las Palmas
350 meters from the Zapote cenote is the Palmas cenote, a huge lagoon with fresh, crystalline water and warm temperatures. It has a nice elevated platform to go snorkelling, and a zip line located 10 meters high, which runs 30 m long over the water. The exotic flora that appears around is worth admiring, enjoying the tranquility of the jungle. It has several accesses from different points inviting you to explore the “Sac Be” Mayan trails surrounded by nature.
Stops at attraction
Duración: 30 Minutos
Admission to this location is included
4 Zip Lines
Recorrerás un circuito de tirolesas por la selva maya, siempre acompañado de guías profesionales, podrás cruzar puentes colgantes y telarañas que te harán sentirte como niño nuevamente.
Stops at attraction
Duración: 30 Minutos
Admission to this location is included
- It is advisable to know how to swim.
- Bring a swimsuit, towels, water shoes and mosquito repellent.
- Carry cash.
- Bring a waterproof camera or waterproof cover for your cell phone.
- It is advisable to bring only what is necessary for the activity.
- At the time of reservation, describe if you have any preferences regarding food.
- In case of bringing any additional object (wheelchair, stroller, ice, etc) notify it in advance.
- Some activities are not recommended for pregnant women.
- Some activities require a minimum age height and weight.
- The use of drones and professional video cameras is not allowed.
- Pets are not allowed.
- You can reschedule your reservation more than 24 hours in advance in case of bad weather.
- No show penalty 100%
- Book more than 24 hours in advance.
- Show up 10 minutes before the start time of the activity.
- Present ID at the box office.
Children must be accompanied by at least one adult or older person.
We pick up travelers
Travelers will be picked up 10 Minutes in advance, before departure to the tour
Please be 10 minutes before in the pick up point