Cenote Adventure: Suytun Oxman and Valladolid Town Tour

As you descend the stone staircase into the cenote, you'll be greeted by the sight of crystal-clear turquoise waters, illuminated by a single beam of sunlight filtering through an opening in the ceiling above—creating a magical spotlight effect that enhances the cenote’s serene atmosphere. This natural phenomenon, coupled with the intricate stalactites and rock formations, makes Suytun a favorite destination for photographers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers alike.

You’ll have approximately 2 hours to immerse yourself in this breathtaking environment—ample time to:

Capture incredible photos from the iconic stone platform.

Enjoy a refreshing swim in the cenote’s calm waters.

Relax and reflect in one of the region’s most peaceful and awe-inspiring settings.

Our second stop invites you to experience one of Yucatán’s most captivating natural attractions: Cenote Oxman. Tucked within a historic hacienda, this stunning semi-open cenote is known for its crystal-clear waters, dramatic hanging roots, and surrounding limestone walls that create a striking visual contrast with the lush jungle canopy above.

Whether you're looking to take a refreshing swim, swing into the water from the famous rope swing, or simply soak in the peaceful atmosphere, Cenote is an experience that perfectly blends relaxation and adventure.

After your swim, take time to explore the Hacienda San Lorenzo Oxman, where colonial charm meets natural wonder. Stroll through its tranquil gardens, admire the rustic architecture, and learn about the cultural and historical significance of this remarkable estate.

To round out your visit, enjoy a delicious buffet lunch, featuring a curated selection of traditional Yucatecan dishes made with fresh, local ingredients, 1 hour to eat

Step into the heart of Yucatán with a visit to Valladolid, a beautifully preserved Pueblo Mágico that captures the essence of Mexico’s colonial heritage and vibrant local culture. Located just a short drive from some of the region’s most famous cenotes and archaeological sites, Valladolid is the perfect blend of history, architecture, and authentic charm.

Stroll through its cobblestone streets lined with colorful facades, and don’t miss the impressive San Servacio Church, a colonial-era landmark that dominates the lively main square. This central plaza is the ideal spot to relax, take photos, and observe everyday life in a traditional Yucatecan town.

Valladolid also offers a rich cultural experience through its local markets and artisan shops, where you’ll find beautifully handcrafted textiles, jewelry, and souvenirs—perfect for taking a piece of Yucatán home with you. Whether you're interested in history, gastronomy, or local crafts