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Planning your trip? Everything you need to know
Clear, honest, and detailed answers to ensure a private, smooth, and stress-free experience for your family.
Cenotes
Whaleshark
General
Completely safe! At Mexican Adventure, your safety and comfort are our top priority. The cenotes we meticulously select for our private tours feature calm, crystal-clear waters with no currents.In addition, each of our explorations includes high-quality life jackets for all family members (from the youngest to the oldest), and you will be accompanied at all times by your certified private guide, who knows the environment perfectly and will ensure that you enjoy this Mayan oasis with complete peace of mind and at your own pace.
Cenotes harbor a unique ecosystem where species coexist both in and out of the water. Exploring these Mayan oases with Mexican Adventure will reveal a fascinating, peaceful, and completely harmless biodiversity. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect to see:CatfishMolly and Guppy FishFreshwater TurtlesToh BirdSwallowsFruit-eating and Insect-eating Bats
Completely safe! Exploring and swimming in cave-like cenotes on the Riviera Maya is a magical experience when done with professionals. At Mexican Adventure , all our underground expeditions are 100% guided and private .We meticulously selected caverns with calm waters, strategic lighting, and excellent access.
The water temperature in the cenotes of the Riviera Maya remains constant throughout the year, averaging between 24°C and 25°C (75°F to 77°F). Because these underground waters are protected from direct sunlight, the initial sensation upon entering is exceptionally cool and invigorating, ideal for mitigating the region's warm tropical climate.
The depth of cenotes in the Riviera Maya varies drastically depending on their type: open cenotes are usually between 1 and 15 meters deep, while cave-type or underground cenotes can reach depths of 10 to over 40 meters. The cenotes we typically visit are shallower, ranging from 1 to 8 meters deep.
Yes, for our tours that include a cenote, your guide will ask you what type of cenote you would like to visit: an open cenote or a closed, cave-like cenote. We carefully select the cenotes to guarantee the quality of our experience and service.
Yes, our guests with reduced mobility can also swim in the cenotes. We select cenotes that are easily accessible and shallow to ensure our guests' safety. Please mention this when making your reservation.
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