Kankirixche
General information
Kankirixche, whose name means “yellow tree” in Mayan, is a hidden treasure that offers a unique and magical experience for those who discover it. It is located approximately 1 hour south of the city of Mérida, located in the town of Abalá, in the middle of the Mayan jungle that captivates visitors with its serene surroundings and crystal clear water.
The cenote is surrounded by exuberant vegetation and ancient trees that upon entering reveals a spectacular view of crystal clear turquoise water and limestone walls covered with moss and ferns, which gives it a mysterious and magical atmosphere.
Swimming in the Kankirixche cenote is like immersing yourself in a calm and rejuvenating oasis. Visitors can explore the rich marine life that inhabits its waters, from small colorful fish to fascinating underwater rock formations. You can also find platforms and hanging bridges that allow visitors to admire the cenote from different perspectives and capture unforgettable memories.
It also has rest areas and viewpoints where visitors can relax and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. The picnic areas offer a perfect place to enjoy lunch surrounded by nature and to connect with the peace and tranquility that the place offers.
$50-100 MXN
Free fall semi-open
Familiar
Recreational
- Pass through dirt road: Yes
- Type of access: Stairs
- SPP amenazadas o en peligro de extinción: No
Social networks:
Services
- Buses
- Parking lot
Activities
- Suitable for swimming
Infrastructure
- Toilets