2282heiditSeptember 2026 • TripAdvisor
Magical night in the heat of Yucatan Jungle
We went in not knowing exactly what to expect. Drove. 40min to the middle of nowhere in the jungle. The outside facilities are set up really well, the number of visitors is limited to preserve the cenote. Diner in a big cave with bats was very unique. Pictures cannot do the cave justice. The dinner food itself could be improved, but it was good enough just don’t expect high end restaurant food. It was chicken with bones in it and a mole kind of sauce for the main. The appetizer was ground r...read more
LBLonneke BroekhovenFebruary 2026 • byFood
WOW, this was an experience, next level. It can't get any more romantic then this. Unmatchable scenery, where you sit between candles, soft music, looking out over the cenote with all the majestic stalagmieten and stalactieten.
We drover 35 minutes through the middle of nowhere from Valladolid, wondering where we would end. And then suddenly, unexpected, this...!
Our hostes gave a beautiful tour on our way to our dinner, in the cenote. The waiter who served us was also extremely friendly. Don't...read more
VVictoria_BNovember 2025 • Viator
Highly recommended
The cenote is very large and fully covered, with the largest stalagmite in the Yucatan. The tour gives great detail of Mayan mythology and geological information about the cenote and the water systems.
Bring your bathing suit if you want to swim before the dinner. There are change rooms and lockers. The water isn’t too cool and is super easy to access.
The dinner is wonderful and overlooks the cenote, surrounded by candle light.
Bring small bills for tips for the waiter, guide, and the Mayan ...read more
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