Tour
Xenotes
Guided cenote adventure across four cenote types.
Last updated June 16, 2026Spot something off? →
Description
A guided outing to a set of cenotes (open, semi-open, cavern, and ancient types), with activities like assisted rappel, zip-lines, kayaking, and swimming. Transportation and food are included. Calmer and more nature-immersive than the big parks.
Highlights
- Multiple cenote types
- Assisted rappel
- Zip-lines
- Kayaking
- Swimming
What to bring
- Swimsuit
- Water Shoes
- Change of clothes
- Towel
- Reef safe sunscreen/bug spray
Included for hotel guests
Yes, All-Fun Inclusive
Cold and hot drinks (waters, sodas, Mexican-style hot chocolate, coffee), as well as seasonal fruit at the end of the first cenote. Jungle picnic that includes julienne soup, a cold bar of meats and premium cheeses, variety of rustic breads, dressings, salads, water, wine, and beer.
Distance from resort
Pickup-based tour into the jungle; drive time varies (estimate ~40 to 50 min to the cenote area).
Time commitment
Full day
Best for ages
6+ and reasonably active, rappelling, zip-lines, kayaking, and swimming.
Physical level
Active
Reservations
Reserve ahead
Hours
Monday- Saturday 8:50am-5:30pm
Good to know
Plan your time
Full day, guided, on a fixed pickup schedule (small-group tour).
Booking
Book via Wishlist.
Common questions
Is Xenotes included for Hotel Xcaret Mexico guests?
Cold and hot drinks (waters, sodas, Mexican-style hot chocolate, coffee), as well as seasonal fruit at the end of the first cenote. Jungle picnic that includes julienne soup, a cold bar of meats and premium cheeses, variety of rustic breads, dressings, salads, water, wine, and beer.
How far is Xenotes from Hotel Xcaret Mexico?
Xenotes is Pickup-based tour into the jungle; drive time varies (estimate ~40 to 50 min to the cenote area). from Hotel Xcaret Mexico.
Do you need a reservation for Xenotes?
Book via Wishlist.
How long should I plan for Xenotes?
Plan for a full day. Full day, guided, on a fixed pickup schedule (small-group tour).
What is the recommended age for Xenotes?
Xenotes: 6+ and reasonably active, rappelling, zip-lines, kayaking, and swimming..
What should I bring to Xenotes?
Bring: Swimsuit, Water Shoes, Change of clothes, Towel, Reef safe sunscreen/bug spray.
Tips
From us and from other guests. Vote up the ones that helped you.
- 0
A small-group tour to four different cenote types, with rappelling, zip-lines, kayaking, and swimming, plus a jungle picnic at the end.
Mesa Notes
Sign in to vote.
- 0
You shower before the first cenote, as it protects the water, so plan to go as product-free as possible.
Mesa Notes
Sign in to vote.
- 0
- 0
More intimate and nature-focused than the big parks. Best for people who love cenotes and a quieter pace.
Mesa Notes
Sign in to vote.
- 0
Important Info/Requirements: For the zip-line activity, a minimum height of 4.5 ft (1.4 m) and a minimum weight of 88 lbs (40 kg) are required. The use of the life jacket is mandatory during all water activities. Tour for visitors 6 years of age or more. It is not recommended for people with heart, lung, or spine conditions; with asthma, diabetes, or hypertension; or pregnant women or those suspected of being pregnant. Also, it’s not suitable for guests with recent surgeries (less than 6 months when visiting). The average water temperature of the cenotes is 75 to 78° F throughout the year. Please take into account that the cenotes are located in the middle of the jungle, so some roads to reach them are not paved and could be bumpy. Also be aware that due to the location of the cenotes in the middle of the jungle, cell phone service is likely unavailable.
Mesa Notes
Sign in to vote.
Add a tip
Sign in to share a tip with other guests.
Unofficial fan site. Not affiliated with Grupo Xcaret. Details drift, so confirm hours and inclusions with the hotel concierge before planning your day.