Cenote Suytun is a semi-open cenote: its swimming hole is located underground and there is a small opening in the roof which allows light and air to flow in. It is the viewing platform that makes Cenote Suytun unique. A narrow stone walkway leads to a circular platform that sits directly under the opening in its roof –
standing on the platform when the light beams are directly overhead.
Río Lagartos (Alligator River) is a fishing village populated by crocodiles, flamingos (and Mexicans). A paradise for all nature lovers, Río Lagartos is home to a great diversity of flora and fauna: 400 species of birds including pelicans, frigates, ospreys, herons, 100 species of fish, about 105 species of reptiles and 57 of mammals.
Neighbouring village Las Coloradas is famous for pink waters of the nearby salt mines.
The tour:
Visit to the famous semi-open Cenote Suytun. After refreshing bath drive to Las Coloradas, where we can observe spectacular pink waters of the salty lakes and have an opportunity to take beautiful and unique fotos.
Cruise by boats through the calm waters of Rio Lagartos. Observation of pink flamingos, pelicans, ibises, eagles and other species of wading birds. You even have the opportunity to see crocodiles living in the lagoon.
Mayan spa.
Lunch in the local restaurant where you can enjoy fresh fish and seafood.
Visit to the crocodile sanctuary where we can closely observe these amazing animals. Return to the hotel.
What to take with you:
Sun protection, swimming suit, towel. You will be required to shower before you entering the cenote. We recommend that visitors use eco-friendly sunblock, because this helps to preserve the environment.
Price includes: transportation to / from hotel, entrance fees, licensed tour guide, a bottle of water, lunch.
Price does not include: other beverages and tips.
Prices depend on the number of people in the group.
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