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A real day at a time: one cenote in the morning while it is quiet, lunch, and a ruin, cave or town in the afternoon. The drive times are estimates and the plan says so.

How many days do you have?
How much driving suits you?
Where are you staying?
Who is coming?

Adults

2

Children

0
What do you want to do?

Optional. The number beside each is how many cenotes we have actually recorded offering it.

How adventurous are you feeling?
What kind of place?

Your plan

  1. Day 1

    08:30 – 14:15

    1. 08:30Drive to Los Rapidos Bacalar · 5 min
    2. 08:35Los Rapidos Bacalaropen2 h
    3. 10:35Drive to Bacalar · 5 min
    4. 10:40Lunch · 1 h
    5. 11:40Bacalar2 h 30The fort, the lagoon front, and a boat out onto the seven colours.
    6. 14:10Drive back · 5 min

    Out 5 h 45, of which 15 min driving

  2. Day 2

    08:30 – 15:00

    1. 08:30Drive to Cenote Golondrinas · 1 h 45
    2. 10:15Cenote Golondrinascave2 h
    3. 12:15Lunch · 1 h
    4. 13:15Drive back · 1 h 45

    Out 6 h 30, of which 3 h 30 driving

  3. Day 3

    08:30 – 18:55

    1. 08:30Drive to Cenote Angelita · 2 h 35
    2. 11:05Cenote Angelita2 h
    3. 13:05Drive to Muyil · 20 min
    4. 13:25Lunch · 1 h
    5. 14:25Muyil2 hA small site at the edge of Sian Ka'an, with a boardwalk into the reserve.
    6. 16:25Drive back · 2 h 30

    Out 10 h 25, of which 5 h 25 driving

How this was put together

  • — One cenote a day, in the morning while it is still quiet — then lunch and something dry in the afternoon.
  • — The kinds of cenote are spread across the trip rather than repeated.
  • — Days run outward from your base, so the longest drives come later in the trip.

What this plan does not know

  • — We hold no opening hours for these cenotes, so the order is geographic — check each listing before you set out.
  • — No prices are confirmed, so there is no cost here. Where a listing shows a range, it is what public sources report, not what you will pay.
  • — Drive times are straight-line distances stretched for real roads. Treat them as a shape, not a schedule.
  • — Some stops are pinned to the middle of a town rather than the gate, so their drive is rougher than the rest.
  • — 1 of these days have no ruin, cave or town within reach of the cenote, so the afternoon is yours. We would rather leave it open than invent something.