Cenote Tak Be Ha

This limestone formation contains clear underground water pools with stalactites and stalagmites extending from ceiling to floor through the cavern system.

Ancient Maya communities accessed these water-filled caverns for essential drinking water and conducted ceremonial rituals within their depths over 1000 years ago.

The name originates from Maya language terminology, where Taak Bi Ha translates to path of water, reflecting the geological formation's purpose.

Visitors need to shower before entering the water, bring appropriate swimming gear, and pay an entrance fee of 250 Mexican pesos.

The cenote features multiple water depths and geological formations, creating distinct environments for both beginning snorkelers and experienced cave divers.

Location: Tulum

Address: Two Eyes Cenote, 77774 Quintana Roo, Mexico 77774 77774

GPS coordinates: 20.32469,-87.39354

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:33