Zazil Tunich

This place is a gem! They have put a lot of work into creating a nice space for us tourists. The grounds are clean, they offer 3 workshops for craft beer making, chocolate making, and coffee. They present a 1 hour tour that takes you on a Mayan journey as you walk through the closed cenote. Our guide Manuel was friendly, English speaking, and very informative. For an addition (yet small) fee they will serve a locally prepared meal. I highly recommend you eat there, it’s delicious!! Love this place and what they are doing with the land!

By far, this was one of the coolest cenotes locations in central Yucatan peninsula. We had marked dozens of cenotes on the map and didn't even have time to see half of them. But this location (family owned and operated) was the best of all the ones we did explore. Hammocks for relaxing, bar for authentic drinks, dinner available (pretty decent) and swimming in underground rivers. This is definitely a cool place to spend half a day with your family.

great service, very kind family owned

Incredible experience. Not like any other Cenote we visited. Took the time to explain the legends and such of the Mayan sacred beliefs. We were blessed by a Mayan priest, you can make your own chocolate, take a nap in a hammock, authentic Mayan dinner was included. Family owned and it shows their love for the traditions.

Absolutely AmAzing!! We did the night tour with some lovely Mayan food outside after. The guide was so passionate and explained everything so well! It’s a once in a live time experience! The food was amazing and the location is soo good that you have a beautiful sky with all the stars whilst eating! Would really recommend it!!