The Best Cenotes in Mexico and All You Need to Know to Visit

Where are my lovers of all things water? If you love the ocean, surfing, canyoning, you will love visiting Cenotes! I first visited a cenote in Valladolid in 2019 at Cenote Zaci. I fell in love with the natural phenomenon of a natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater.

As I transitioned on my travel to 7 continents from Guatemala to adventures in Mexico, I knew I wanted to continue to explore the Cenotes of Mexico.

Last year at this time, I didn't imagine I would be experiencing travel to 7 Continents, let alone be having global adventures now. At the same time, I cast the vision years ago for global travel.

Before I traveled to Mexico, I researched various Cenotes via sources like ExpertVagabond, Anna Everywhere, Getting Stamped, and ThatBlondeBikiniGirl.

During my 3+ months in Mexico, I visited 10+ Cenotes!

I will be updating this post over the next 3 months with insights, visits, videos to Cenotes in Mexico in and near Tulum, Bacalar, and Valladolid.

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