Zazil Tunich (Caverna-Cenote) | Tourist Attraction

April 1st, 2019 by papillon3.com

as first described enriching tour to the mayan world and mythology. At the end of the tour possible to swimm in the clear fresh water. Entrance 200 p/p, overnight 100 p/p. They also serve a local meal for 150 p/p. Everything very clean and nice.

April 12th, 2018 by lespazaventures

finally we were able to visit that cave-cenote, for 600 pesos for 2 adults and 2 kids (4 and 6 yo) .

don't expect a cenote like others. here is actually a guided tour of a beautiful cave where you can have a bath in a cenote.
reservation are likely requiered but we showed us and were able to arrange a tour for the next morning.

April 11th, 2018 by lespazaventures

we arrived at 5pm to spend the night on parking lot and visit the next morning.
we have seen an employee who told us the fees : visit the next morning from 10am to 11 am (1 hour), 200 mex pesos for everybody above 5 yo !!
spend the night in our van with no facilities : 100 mex pesos for everybody above 5 yo.

so it would have been a total of 900 mex pesos for an 1 hour visit.

we told the guy we would wait for the manager to bargain a bit as the employee couldn't do anything but charging us 900 pesos !

February 9th, 2017 by facebook.com/zaziltunich

Established camping and tourist attraction

AN EXPERIENCE IN THE MAYAN UNDERWORLD
Over millions of years, nature has sculpted works of art in Zazil Tunich Cave that the world can marvel at today.

Twenty meters underground, a passage leads for 200 meters into the depths of the cave. Along 80 meters of the path, you’ll see stunning stalactites and stalagmites then you’ll enter XIBALBA where there is a sacred cenote with shallow, crystal-clear waters. Before you reach the pool, you’ll pass through the Crossing of the BESO MAYA (Mayan Kiss) formed by the capricious tilt of a giant stalagmite and the CUEVA DEL ALUX (Guardian of the Caves), next to the platform of the LORDS OF XIBALBA, the Mayan Underworld.

You are embarking on a journey, an unforgettable experience in the Maya Underworld that is full of tranquility, mysticism and awe at nature’s creation. Caves and cenotes were holy places in Mayan mythology and considered gateways to the home of the gods. You’ll soon see why the ancient Maya built altars in caves dedicated to the higher powers they worshipped for centuries.

February 6th, 2017 by facebook.com/zaziltunich

Español: he estado en este lugar , un espacio único a 20 metros bajo la tierra , hacer el recorrido de 200 metros , es una verdadera Experiencia en el Inframundo Maya, conocer la historia y admirar las obras de arte que la naturaleza a realizado, es realmente algo que vale la pena disfrutar y vivir , te puedes quedar a acampar en el lugar hay baños TUN buen lugar para pasar varias noches.

INGLES: I have been in this place, a unique space 20 meters under the ground, do the 200 meter tour, is a real experience in the Maya Underworld, know the history and admire the works of art that nature has done, is really something Which is worth to enjoy and live, you can stay to camp in the place there are TUN baths good place to spend several nights.