It is one of the few henequen haciendas still in full production and open to visitors.

During the tour, you can see a typical Mayan house made of "Paclum," a material obtained by mixing earth and grass.

The second stop is the Dzul-há cenote, which means "Water Knight" and features incredible crystalline waters.

Upon returning to the hacienda, you can explore the Machine House and learn more about henequen production. The tour culminates at the Main House, where you can admire the typical decoration of Yucatecan haciendas.