Ik Kil Cenote

Swim in the deep, clear waters of this stunning open-air cenote, surrounded by hanging vines and waterfalls.

In their own words: “although there are so many cenotes in the area this one is stunning and by far our favorite. It's about 7 minutes away from Chichen Itza or 2 hours away from Tulum you can take tours now once you get there you're going to want to be careful on these stairs you know you're going to be walking barefoot we did see somebody slip so just hold the handrails be cautious and you'll be ready to start swimming once we got down there we seen how awesome this place was it was like this cave with this water all coming down from the top there were people having fun they were diving everybody was just enjoying themselves you know what it was well worth the 100 pesos to get in and I believe for kids it's 40 pesos so definitely worthwhile now don't let this freak you out but there are things in that water way deep down after about 45 minutes we felt like we were good and plus it was getting really busy so once we left we went upstairs and we've seen this nice Viewpoint so you wanted to check it out get some pictures and video crazy enough we did see the sign here and some people try to dive from that point so don't do that they will call the police otherwise it kill 100% worth it definitely go definitely check it out”