Excursion Cenote Cascabel, Chacsikin, Xooch’ & Pool Cocom

Exploring the hidden gems of the Yucatán Peninsula, the Excursion to Cenote Cascabel, Chacsikin, Xooch, and Pool Cocom offers a captivating 10-hour adventure for nature enthusiasts. Priced at $109.23 per person, this tour grants access to some of the region’s most stunning cenotes, where participants can swim, marvel at the unique features of each site, and benefit from the guidance of bilingual certified experts. With round-trip transportation and a delicious lunch included, the excursion promises an immersive experience in a pristine natural setting. But the true allure lies in the opportunity to uncover the mysteries and wonders that await within these geological marvels.

Key Points

• This 10-hour excursion visits 4 unique cenotes: Cascabel, Chacsikin, Xooch, and Pool Cocom, allowing for 1 hour of swimming at each.
• The tour includes round-trip transportation, bilingual guides, entrance fees, life vests, and one lunch dish.
• Cenotes featured offer varying environments, from the closed-type Cascabel to the open-air Xooch, showcasing the region’s exceptional cenote diversity.
• The tour is located within the Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve, which encompasses over 300 identified cenotes in the Homun region.
• Reservations are subject to availability, and confirmation is recommended due to the tour’s popularity.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Excursion Cenote Cascabel tour offers an immersive exploration of four captivating cenotes in the Santa Bárbara complex. Priced at $109.23 per person, the 10-hour excursion takes visitors to Cenote Cascabel, Chacsikin, Xooch’, and Pool Cocom.

A reserve now and pay later option is available, and there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. With an itinerary that includes 1 hour of swimming at each cenote, the tour provides a comprehensive experience of these natural wonders.

Pickup support, bilingual guides, entrance fees, life vests, and a choice of one lunch dish are among the inclusions, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable adventure.

Itinerary and Locations

The excursion begins at Parque de Santa Ana, where participants are picked up for the journey.

The itinerary includes:

1. Cenote Cascabel (1 hour swimming)
2. Cenote Chacksikin (1 hour swimming)
3. Cenote Xooch (Santa Barbara) (1 hour swimming)
4. Cenote Pool Cocom (1 hour swimming)

After exploring the four cenotes in the Santa Bárbara complex, the tour returns to Parque de Santa Ana.

The region is known for its exceptional cenote diversity, with over 300 identified and 15 accessible to visitors.

Cenote Features and Highlights

Four distinct cenotes are visited during the excursion, each offering unique features and highlights.

Cascabel is a closed-type cenote, providing a sheltered swimming experience.

Chacksikin is a semi-open cenote, allowing glimpses of the sky above.

Xooch, also known as Santa Barbara, is an open-air cenote with a breathtaking natural setting.

Finally, Pool Cocom is an expansive open cenote, perfect for leisurely swimming.

All four cenotes are renowned for their cleanliness, attentive staff, and high-quality restaurant offerings.

On top of that, the excursion is part of the Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve, ensuring a well-preserved and regulated experience for visitors.

Inclusions and Amenities

The excursion to Cenote Cascabel includes a round-trip transportation from Merida, with a bilingual certified guide accompanying the group.

The tour also provides:

1. Entrance fees to all four cenotes – Cascabel, Chacksikin, Xooch, and Pool Cocom.
2. Life vests for swimming and bike or truck transport to the cenotes, which are located approximately 0.80 miles away.
3. A children’s area and a choice of one dish for a included lunch, along with beverages.
4. Ample parking and a quality restaurant, known for its cleanliness and attentive staff, part of the Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve.

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Meeting Points and Pickup

Meeting points for the Cenote Cascabel excursion are Parque de Santa Ana and Fiesta Americana Mérida. Pickup support requires contact information, as the tour is subject to availability. Guests should confirm the tour after reservation.

Meeting Points	Address
Parque de Santa Ana	Calle 59 #525, Merida, Yucatán
Fiesta Americana Mérida	Av. Colon #500, Merida, Yucatán

Participants are advised to have their contact information ready when arranging pickup. As tour availability can fluctuate, it is recommended to confirm the excursion after making a reservation.

Recommended Items and Restrictions

Proper beachwear and a change of clothes are recommended items for the Excursion Cenote Cascabel. Guests should also bring:

1. Cash for any additional purchases or tips.
2. Biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent.
3. Towels and water shoes to comfortably explore the cenotes.
4. An adventurous spirit and a willingness to immerse in the natural surroundings.

Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited on this tour.

Participants are expected to follow all safety guidelines provided by the certified bilingual guide. The tour is subject to availability, so guests are advised to confirm their reservation after booking.

Tour Availability and Confirmation

This tour is subject to availability, so guests are advised to confirm their reservation after booking.

The meeting points for the tour are Parque de Santa Ana and Fiesta Americana Mérida. To ensure pickup support, guests must provide their contact information when making the reservation.

The tour operator requires confirmation of availability due to the popular demand for this excursion to the four cenotes in the Santa Bárbara complex. Guests should plan accordingly and be prepared to be flexible, as tour dates and times may be subject to change based on availability.

Contacting the tour operator directly is recommended to verify the tour details and confirm the reservation.

Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve

What’s the Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve?

The Cenote Ring is a unique geohydrological state reserve in the Yucatan peninsula, encompassing over 300 identified cenotes in the Homun region.

This protected area is renowned for:

1. Diverse cenote formations, including closed-type, semi-open, and open-air cenotes.
2. Strict environmental regulations to preserve the area’s natural beauty and water quality.
3. Education programs that promote sustainable tourism and raise awareness about the region’s fragile ecosystem.
4. Provision of infrastructure and amenities to facilitate responsible exploration of the cenotes.

The Cenote Ring Geohydrological State Reserve is a testament to the Yucatan’s commitment to environmental conservation, ensuring visitors can enjoy the area’s stunning natural wonders for generations to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for This Excursion?

The dress code for this excursion is casual. Visitors are recommended to bring a change of clothes, beachwear, and comfortable shoes. No formal attire is required as the focus is on swimming and exploring the cenotes.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?

The tour has no age restrictions, and children of all ages are welcome to participate. However, parents or guardians must supervise their children throughout the excursion to ensure their safety and enjoyment.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

According to the tour information, participants are allowed to bring their own food and drinks. However, a choice of one dish for lunch is provided as part of the tour inclusions.

Is There an Option to Extend or Shorten the Tour?

The tour does not offer options to extend or shorten the duration. The 10-hour itinerary is fixed, covering four cenotes in the Santa Bárbara complex. Customizations or alterations to the tour schedule aren’t available.

What Is the Cancellation Policy Beyond 24 Hours?

According to the tour information, there is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Beyond 24 hours, the cancellation policy is not explicitly stated, so customers should check with the tour operator for further details.

Recap

The Excursion to Cenote Cascabel, Chacsikin, Xooch, and Pool Cocom offers an unforgettable 10-hour adventure through the stunning cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula. Visitors can explore the unique features of each cenote while benefiting from the guidance of bilingual certified experts in a pristine natural setting. With swimming, round-trip transportation, and a delicious lunch included, this tour provides an exceptional value for $109.23 per person.

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