▷ Tips For Visiting The Tsukan Cenote In Yucatan

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Get to know the cenote you can visit on the Xichén Deluxe Tour

The perfect complement to your visit to Chichen Itza

A new attraction of the tour Xichen Deluxe not to be missed is the visit to the most beautiful cenote in Yucatan, the Tsukan Cenote. This is one of the three stops you will make on the tour: a magical cenote, a wonder of the world and an exquisite culinary experience in a colonial village.

He Cenote Tsukan It is named after the serpent who cared for the Mayan waters. Don’t worry, the more you’re going to see the little ones. The dzonoot or cenotes were sacred places for the Maya, they are said to have been considered underworld passages. Today they are a natural attraction of our country.

This is one of the 8 thousand cenotes that exist in the Yucatan Peninsula. It’s the largest underground river network in the world. First type of groundwater bodies are common in this area of the country because the soil is limestone and allows water to seep. If you are coming to the south of Mexico, it is essential that you visit one of the magnificent cenotes and what better than the Tsúkan Cenote.

Here are six tips that can help you visit the most beautiful cenote in Yucatan: Tsukan.

Tip # 1: Don’t wear a blocker

As you read it, don’t put yourself in a blocker. The cenotes are underground bodies of pure water and these serve as water supplies for nearby Mayan communities. For this reason, we must not contaminate the water with any kind of blocker, cream or makeup.

In fact, the first thing you need to do before taking a walk to the Tsukan Cenote is take a cold shower. This is to cleanse any impurities or burns from your body, including the blocker. So I highly recommend putting it on after having nothing at all in the cenote, as in the rest of the Xichén Deluxe tour if needed.

Tip # 2: Wear your life jacket

More than a recommendation, the use of a life preserver is to follow the rules. Remember that some cenotes are very deep. In case the Tsukan Cenote is between 54 and 58 meters deep.

So as you can see the cenote is quite deep … you need to go down 125 steps to get to it! Of course, nothing is very safe, but don’t forget your life jacket so you can enjoy it to the fullest.

Tip # 3: Don’t forget your towel

Cenote Tsukán has many amenities, baths, showers and even lockers. One thing you can’t forget if you plan to swim in this majestic cenote is your towel. Being a body of groundwater I can assure you that the water is very fried, in order to get out a towel for safety is one hundred percent necessary.

Also remember that the Tsukán Cenote is the first stop on the Xichén Deluxe tour, so you still have to visit Chichén Itzá and eat in Valladolid. If you want to change clothes, but in truth it is essential to bring a towel so as not to get wet the rest of your adventure.

Tip # 4: Visit the Mayan workshops

If you are one of those who do not like deep water, do not worry: this cenote has different workshops in which you can participate while others cool off in the waters of the cenote.

Go through the Mayan village to learn how to make omelettes by hand, take part in a Mayan ritual and enjoy the plants that surround this good place, you can also prepare a meal, an essential condiment in Yucatecan cuisine.

Tip # 5: Manage your time well

The visit to the cenote is about an hour, which sounds like a lot but time flies. Manage your time to find out how fast you have to change. How much time are you going to spend on photos and how much are you going to be swimming in the cenote.

Listen carefully to the time your guide tells you to get back on track and measure your time. Enjoy all that Tsukan Cenote has to offer if you plan well.

Tip # 6: Have fun and take lots of pictures!

It’s a magical place where you are sure to have a wonderful experience. If you can bring your camera or mobile phone to take pictures of this place so well. I promise you that everything you catch will serve you as a cute reminder.

The water may be a little cold at first but you will acclimate to it. Relax and get in touch with nature. Swimming in the Tsukan Cenote is a unique experience Enjoy it to the fullest!

Enjoy your visit to the Tsukan Cenote, Chichen Itza and Valladolid!

The Tsukán Cenote is a place you can visit on the Chichén Deluxe tour, but on this trip you will also get to know the wonder of the Chichén Itzá world, where you will learn about the Mayan culture and history. You will also enjoy delicious and authentic food in Valladolid. After all the activities you do you can fill your stomach with a buffet in the restaurant La Casona.