In the town of Homún on Calle 8 is the Yaxbacaltun Cenote, you have to advance about 500 meters until you reach the inn, the road is dirt so take your time to get to the place.
When you arrive at the parador, the staff will greet you, telling you the instructions and rules of the place. You will instantly see a rest area with hammocks and a table around it for those who want to bring their food. They also have two cabins that you can rent if you want to spend the night. In this place, you will immediately see the bathrooms where you can change before entering the cenote.
It is an open cenote approximately 45 meters wide, however the water is about 27 meters deep so its caretakers have fenced it with wire so that no accidents occur. To descend you will have to carefully go down the metal stairs that are on two levels to end on a wide platform where you can accommodate your things and from there you enter its cool waters.
The tones of the water are blue and crystalline, you can see small catfish swimming all over the place, the beautiful stalactites that hang and adorn the dome, which you can appreciate carefully.
This cenote has a depth of 27 meters so it is important that you wear a life jacket at all times, they have placed a rope for those who want to swing and hum some fun dives on it.
Here you can also practice rappelling and descend to its cool waters by this means, it is a fun and intrepid way to get to know the cenote, while you descend you can come across various birds such as the Tho bird or swallows that flutter or come out of the dome since they have found their home in it.
In the Yaxbacaltun cenote you can find palapas and hammocks, they have no restrictions so you can bring your food and enjoy a great day in this place with your family.