Choose Cenote X-Batún if you want Swimming; snorkeling; bike route; families.
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TypeOpen/shallow natural cenoteAdmissionMXN 100Hours09:00-17:00 daily for the two-cenote eco-tourism stopTypical stopAbout 4 hours for both cenotesFamily fitYes per official tourismSwimmingYesBest timingMorningAreaSan Antonio Mulix / Mérida side
Freshness: 2026-08-28. Admission, hours and access should still be confirmed before you go.
Why choose it
The experience is the reason to go.
X-Batún is not a destination that should be marketed alone. Official Yucatán tourism presents San Antonio Mulix as a two-cenote experience featuring X-Batún and Dzonbakal, with swimming and snorkeling, bike rentals, guides, a restaurant and other cooperative services. The current official listing gives MXN 100 per person and roughly four hours for the full experience.
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