No. 101 Adventure at Yokdzonot

Yokdzonot community is located 12.4 miles from Chichén Itzá archeological site. In this tourist look-out you can find an impressive cenote with vertical walls of 131 ft of diameter and 147 ft deep. Swim in its crystalline waters, go over it in a zip-line, and get down from its vertical walls rappelling, admiring the flora and fauna surrounding it. Walk along pathways that will connect you to nature, like sacbés (white pathways) which once connected cities, cenotes, and ritual sites in the Peninsula.

After having enjoyed the adrenaline of the activities at the cenote, participate in the gastronomic workshop, where you will learn to prepare traditional dishes from the state, and you will eat them after the workshop.

Additionally, this cooperative performs social and environmental activities with community’s youngsters and children, which is why before arriving to the look-out, you will be able to see along streets and houses, beautiful murals regarding flora, fauna, and culture from the region. To complement the experience, and if you want, the look-out offers a camping area in strategic sites around the cenote.

It includes lifejackets, helmet, local ingredients, and if it is the case, food tasting, tents, vests, and local guides. It is recommended to wear swimming suit, bring towel, shoes, snorkel, scuba mask, fins, and comfortable clothing.