Casa Cenote

Casa is the Spanish word for house, because everyone feels at home here and this amazing cenote appeals to all because it has so much going for it. One of the cenotes with the most evironmentally diverse you will find.

This is where the fresh water from the cave system of Sac Actun ( the largest underground cave network) meets the ocean. The water can feel very fresh or very salty depending on where you are, because of this both fresh water and seawater live here, such as giant tarpon, crabs, needle fish, plus many different types of birds including Cormorants that hunt the fish underwater.

Manatees use to live here sadly is very difficult to see one now a days, in this area.

Advise

Acces is dificult, food and drinks are off-site and bathrooms are not great.

Useful tips

• Do not listen to the people outside trying to sale you a tour, they will overcharge you
• Is a good idea to know how to swim, this cenote has a current.
• Entrance $150 pesos
• Diving $200 pesos / $300 pesos after 6 pm
• Kayaks, snorkles and other equipment is available for rent

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