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Cenote Ik-Kil

The Sacred Blue Cenote, a place where only Mayan Kings can access

Surrounded by rich vegetation and cascades of lianas, the jungle gives way to a body of crystal clear water that invites you to freshen yourself the same way that Mayan royalty did.

There are some who believe that in Merida alone, there are more than 7,000 cenotes, but only some of them are open to the sky. Yet with its natural beauty, accessibility and a glorious past, Ik´Kil has it all.

Ik´Kil 

Is the most visited place if you’re staying near Chichén Itzá. It’s only three kilometres away from it, 30 minutes’ drive from Valladolid City and a couple of hours’ journey time from Cancún. This wonder of nature is located inside the eco-archaeological park of Ik´Kil and offers various services to its visitors such as restaurants and restrooms, a local handcraft shop, hire lockers, lifejackets, towels and accommodation in huts that even feature a jacuzzi.