Xenotes Tour by Xcaret

The Xenotes Tour combines the emotion of getting to know the four different kind of cenotes that exist and enjoy them with different activities in each one. The tour includes food and drinks so all you have to do is focus on enjoying these natural beauties.

Assisted Rappel

Descend by means of assisted rappel until you arrive at the blue waters of Lu'um, a cavern cenote that’s surrounded by million-year-old rock formations.

Zip-lines

Feel the adrenaline rush as you zip-line over Iik', an ancient cenote where you can also cliff jump from a height of more than 20 feet to immerse yourself in its refreshing waters.

Kayak

Admire the beautiful underwater gardens of Ha', a semi-open cenote where you can also kayak among its vertical rock walls of hanging vegetation.

Swim

Enjoy the landscape of K'áak', an open cenote surrounded by vast vegetation, ideal for swimming and relaxing on an inner tube.

The Xenotes Tour is performed in small groups and with personalized attention.

Opens Monday through Friday

The tour includes:

• Round trip transportation with certified guide.
• Visit to four different types of cenotes.
• Activities of assisted rappelling, zip-lining, kayaking and swimming.
• Cold and hot drinks (waters, sodas, hot chocolate, coffee), as well as seasonal fruit at the end of the first cenote.
• Jungle picnic that includes: minestrone soup, cold cuts bar and premium cheeses, served with a variety of rustic breads and dressings, to prepare your own sandwiches accompanied with salads.
• Water, coffee, beer and wine to choose from during the picnic.
• Equipment: life jacket, rappel equipment, kayak and inner tube.
• Restrooms, showers, changing rooms and towels.

Recommendations:

• Bring aquatic shoes, swimsuit, and a change of clothes.
• Avoid the use of makeup, perfumes or repellents with chemicals that may affect the ecosystem of the cenotes; you should take a shower before entering the first cenote.
• Avoid leaving marked or pre-established paths to prevent an incident with the fauna or flora of the jungle area,.
• If an animal is observed, avoid touching it, approaching it or feeding it. Remember, they are in their natural habitat.