Cenote Zacil Ha is a beautiful natural cenote in the Riviera Maya, celebrated for its clear, refreshing waters and peaceful jungle surroundings. Nestled among lush tropical vegetation, this cenote offers a welcoming and relaxing environment where visitors can swim, unwind, and enjoy the serenity of nature.
The calm, pristine pool makes Cenote Zacil Ha ideal for cooling off under the warm Caribbean sun or enjoying a quiet moment away from the fast pace of everyday life. Natural rock formations and surrounding greenery enhance the tranquil atmosphere, creating a soothing setting that feels both intimate and refreshing.
Perfect for families, adventure seekers, and nature lovers, the cenote provides safe swimming areas and an authentic experience in one of the Riviera Maya’s most charming natural landscapes. Whether floating peacefully in the water, relaxing by the pool’s edge, or exploring the nearby jungle scenery, every visit offers a sense of balance and connection with the natural world.
Visiting Cenote Zacil Ha in the Riviera Maya is more than just a swim—it’s a peaceful escape into nature, where clear waters and lush surroundings create lasting memories in a truly special setting.
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Jenny Chan
in the last weekHighly recommend if you’re looking for a local cenote that’s not packed with tourists! I came here on a Tuesday afternoon and basically had the whole cenote to myself. The water is crystal clear and you can see the fishes swimming next to you even without any goggles. I’d suggest bringing your own snorkel or goggles though if you want to get up close and personal with the fishes, or you can rent when you get there. Entrance fee is 400 MXN per person (cash only) and it includes a life jacket, though wearing one is optional. There’s also a zip line for 10 MXN each ride. It’s a short one that goes over the cenote but still fun to be able to drop into the water. There are showers, changing rooms, a restaurant, and a souvenir store on site as well. Overall, a very well-kept and clean cenote.
Duran
in the last weekExcellent cenote for spending the day. Recommended.
Troy Brewer
a week agoJorge Bruno Gutiérrez Chávez
3 weeks agoThe worst experience ever! Just for being Mexican, you're discriminated against. There was plenty of seating, but the waiters didn't even put a table and chairs in the back, near the restrooms, where there was nothing. I'm never coming back, and it's best if you don't come at all.
Bolat Utebaliyev
4 weeks agoVery good experience and food