Cenote Bolonchoojol in Cuzamá

Cenote Bolonchoojol
Cenote Bolonchoojol

Together with another cenote, Cenote Bolonchoojol is located outside the village of Cuzamá, about 50 km from Mérida. You get to the two cenotes and a stalactite cave on the still intact rail system of the former Heneken plantation on a cart pulled by a horse. Entrance fee plus horse and the four-hour journey cost about 300 pesos. With the horse about 10 km covered and with a little luck you can see the occurring there Jaguarundi or other wild cats. There is also enough time to swim in the two cenotes. The trip is worthwhile in any case and will be an unforgettable memory.

The entrance to the cenote is very steep, but worth it in any case
The cenote is turquoise and you can swim in it

Virtual Tour Cenote Bolonchoojol

360 Panorama Virtual Tour

Entrance fees

The entrance fee is currently 300 Mexican pesos per person

Opening hours

The cenote is open from about 8:00 in the morning.

Map and Directions Cenote Bolonchoojol

The town of Cuzamá can be easily reached from Mérida in about an hour by car.

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