Kantun Chi, meaning “Yellow Stone Mouth” in the Mayan language, is an ecological park in the Riviera Maya featuring five cenotes and an underground cave. Here, you walk among ancient trees, swim in peaceful waters, and explore places where history, beauty, and wild nature come together.
It’s an experience for those who love to explore, unwind, and connect with nature in an authentic way. Our local guides bring you closer to Mayan culture and hidden spots that make every visit unique.
At Kantun Chi, we offer unique experiences that connect visitors with nature, Mayan culture, and the fascinating karst process. We promote responsible tourism through the exploration of natural formations, committed to conservation and environmental education. Our goal is to help you enjoy and learn about the formation of cenotes—ecosystems shaped over thousands of years—in harmony with biodiversity and deep respect for their history.
To be the leading ecopark in the Riviera Maya, known for offering innovative experiences that connect people with nature and the karst phenomenon. As a reference in sustainable ecotourism, we aim to protect natural ecosystems and foster cultural understanding of natural processes, encouraging respect for biodiversity and heritage. We strive to support local wellbeing by offering educational and adventure-filled experiences while serving as guardians of a unique natural legacy.
9 AM – 5 PM
Lunch service: 11 AM – 4 PM
Life jacket
use required
Snorkel
gear rental
Locker
rental
Kayaks
Showers &
changing rooms
Restrooms
Hammock
rest area
Loungers
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Step into the heart of the Riviera Maya and enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience that connects you with nature and local culture. Our tours are led by certified, bilingual experts (Spanish & English) who will guide you through the secrets of the Mayan jungle and its incredible biodiversity.
Follow the ancient story of nature as you walk along our underground river.
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Choose between four crystal-clear cenotes and enjoy a different adventure in each one.
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According to Mayan legend, the toh bird leads people to cenotes—believed to be gateways to Xibalba (the Mayan underworld) and sacred sources of life-giving water.
