Cobá & Cenote

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Stop At: Zona Arqueologica de Coba, Coba 77793 Mexico

Cobá is an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Mayan culture, located in southeastern Mexico, in the territory that today is the state of Quintana Roo, some ninety kilometers east of Chichen Itza and some forty northwest of Tulum.

Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Cenote Nicte-ha, Carretera 307 Parque Cenote Dos Ojos, Tulum Mexico

Cenote Nicte-Ha is a naturally beautiful, locally known and hidden gem of a cenote located near Tulum in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It has a peaceful, serene and tranquil atmosphere and is lesser-known/visited and situated a little ways off the beaten tourist path.

During my second solo trip to Mexico, I had been staying at Mama’s Home hostel and had a desire to swim in a quiet and less popular cenote, so I asked one of the staff members at the hostel for recommendations. Almost immediately after asking, the staff enthusiastically suggested Cenote Nicte-Ha and informed me that it was his favourite locally known cenote. I hadn’t read anything about this cenote during my thorough and detailed pre-travel research, so it definitely intrigued me and I knew that it was exactly the kind of place I desired to visit. Even now, after returning from my travels, I can find very little information about this cenote on the internet and it’s not mentioned in any traditional guidebooks, which made my experience there feel so much more special.

Cenote Nicte-Ha is such a hidden gem near Tulum, and after my experiences of swimming in this magical place, I can’t understand why this place isn’t more popular (but sshhh, let’s try to keep it a secret!), because it was simply incredible.

Duration: 2 hours