Its name means "Gentleman of the water," and it is a closed cenote with shallow waters, ideal for swimming and enjoying its crystal-clear turquoise hues.

Being completely enclosed, its environment is unique and mystical. Here, you can admire a series of whimsical rock formations on all the walls surrounding the cenote.

It is located within a hacienda that dates back to the early 20th century, making it also attractive to visit, as it still maintains its henequen production to this day.

Additionally, you can take horse-drawn carriage rides on a rail and explore all the incredible landscapes surrounding the hacienda, including the cenote.