Kantun Chi ecopark is home to several cenotes. Currently four are available for swimming, snorkeling, or just admiring. In order to protect the fish and other wildlife that make the cenote their home, the use of any kind of oil or water-based sun block or lotions is not allowed :

  • Kantun Chi: This cenote gets its name from the park itself. It is also the first one you encounter as you begin your adventure.
  • Sas ka leen Ha: which means “transparent water” in Mayan: This cenote resembles a crescent moon and was probably used by the ancient Mayans for the purification of their souls.
  • Uchil Ha or “ancient water:” This is one of the most unusually shaped cenotes in the Yucatan. Its waters wrap around what was once likely the roof of the cenote forming a unique shape.
  • Zacil Ha:a Mayan word that means “clear water:” Early each afternoon, you can often see a sun ray crossing through a hole on the roof of the cenote that reflects off the water. It is quite beautiful.