The Bebelchen Tourist Parador has a beautiful cave-type cenote whose waters are blue in tone, it is located in the town of Sanahcat, very close to Hocaba.
To access this cenoteyou have to go off the road a little and enter the Mayan jungle, in a few minutes you will see a booth where you can pay for your access, they will explain the care you should take in Count on going down to the water and they will offer you the menu that their small typical food restaurant has.
A huge tree guards the entrance to the cave, and next to it the wooden stairs that will take you to a platform with which you can get closer to the shore and enjoy its cool waters.
From the moment you enter you are impressed by the formations of stalagmites and stalactites that adorn it, the mouth of what was formerly a well lets the sun's rays pass through, illuminating the place and discovering the blue tones of its fresh waters.< /p>
This cenote it does not have low parts so you must be careful to go in with a vest, you can also get on a small kayak to go around the entire place without any danger. p>
When you finish refreshing yourself, you can enjoy, if you wish, delicious typical dishes of the region, in its small restaurant, which has a palapa, chairs and tables.
It has changing mats so you don't have to get them wet during your return home.
If you want to visit the Cenote Bebelchen this is located at C.14#53 x15 and 17 Sanahcat, Yucatan
What to bring?
- A change of clothes
- Swimsuit and Towels
- Snorkeling and/or Diving Equipment
- Water Camera (GoPro)
- Only the use of sunscreen and biodegradable repellent is allowed
Facilities
- Parking
- Bathrooms and Showers
- Dressing rooms
- Restaurant
Photos of the Cenote Bebelchen
