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Discover the semi-enclosed main cave and the secondary open-air cenote on the property.
Your entry ticket to Cenote Suytun covers access to two distinct natural sinkholes. The main cave features shallow water and a famous circular platform. A short walk away is Cenote Kaapeh, a quieter spot.
You must shower before entering the water. Life jackets are mandatory and included with your ticket.
45-60 minutesBest light 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
This semi-enclosed cavern holds shallow water ranging from 1.5 to 5 meters (5 to 16 feet) deep. Stalactites hang from the ceiling around a central opening. A natural light beam shines through this opening. Arrive between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM on a sunny day to see the strongest beam. Prepare to wait in a line for photos.
5-10 minutesExpect photo queues
A man-made circular stone pathway extends directly into the center of the main cave. It sits perfectly under the natural skylight. Visitors wait their turn to walk out and take photos. . Leave your footwear on the sidelines before walking out.
15-30 minutesIncluded in general admission
Cenote Kaapeh is a second, semi-open sinkhole located on the same property. It features a large, hand-carved Kukulkan sculpture. Access to this area is included in your main admission ticket. Swimming is frequently forbidden here. It serves as a peaceful stop for photos away from the main crowds.
