Mexico · CENOTE SWIMS IN MERIDA
The 9 best cenote swims in Merida you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of a small-group Mérida tour to Chichén Itzá, a private cenote, Yucatecan lunch, and yellow Izamal.
“Everything was awesome. The guide was great. The private cenote. Getting to the ruins as soon as they open is great. Helps avoids the crowds and the heat as much as possible. Loved every minute of it”
Review of a Merida day trip to Chichen Itza, a cenote, buffet lunch, and Izamal, with honest advice on costs, timing, heat, and value.
“This was a great experience. Manuel was a great guide and made it very pleasure able. We had just enough time at every place we went and he was very knowledgeable about the history of the Mayan people.”
Explore Chichén Itzá, Cenote Ik Kil, Izamal, and a Yucatecan buffet on a full-day tour from Mérida for $79.52.
“It was Perfectly splendid. The tour guide made me feel loved. It was very educational, lots of historic facts. He was very knowledgeable even though it was his 7 days. Thank you Jorge and Diegito the driver for his perfectly splendid driving.”
Review of Mérida’s Uxmal and cenotes tour, with early ruins access, local Yucatecan lunch, two swims, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“The tour was amazing. Jorge was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, he kept us engaged the whole time. We had a lot of fun and learned a lot. He also took some really great pictures of all of us. Can’t recommend it enough! Thank you Jorge for everything! 😊”
Review of Merida’s Uxmal, Kabah, and Peba cenote tour, with practical advice on fees, guides, transport, lunch, swimming, and value.
“Francisco & the bus driver were great! Uxmal was interesting, chocolate museum was fun, lunch was mediocre, cenote was mediocre but it was a good day!”
Explore Uxmal, Kabah, and Cenote Sámbula from Mérida with guides, transport, lunch, practical tips, costs, and honest advice.
“These sites are less crowded compared to Chichén Itza.”
Review of a full-day Mérida tour to Izamal, Cenote Ik Kil, and Chichén Itzá, with transport, lunch, guides, costs, and practical tips.
“Be ready to wake up early, but it’s worth it. Take some electrolytes too. Wilbert was an amazing guide, fluent in both Spanish and English with amazing fun facts and great story telling abilities.”
Visit Chichen Itza early, swim in Xcajum Cenote, eat Yucatecan food, and explore yellow Izamal on an 11.5-hour trip from Merida.
“Julian was an excellent guide, very kind and knowledgeable”
Review of Valladolid’s Chichen Itza and cenote tour, with Mayan culture, lunch, swimming, costs, timing, group size, and practical advice.
“Clear communication that the start of the trip would be at 9 a.m, but the driver came to the pick-up spot at 9.30. Overall poor communication from the company. The trip should’ve included an English speaking person, but our driver didn’t speak English at all. Great person though. Pretty odd that no water was included either. Chichen Itza guide was very good and the Cenotes visited were very nice. When looking at the price vs competition, still very much worth it.”
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