This cenote offers a unique landscape with rock formations dating back millions of years. 

Its name comes from the fact that it has 7 entrances that connect to different cenotes, each with its own unique underwater scenery. This allows you to move from one to another without leaving the water and enjoy these strange underwater landscapes that reflect light in very different ways. 

You can jump from the mouth of the open cavern and plunge into crystal-clear water to swim inside a cave amidst stalactites. The main cavern has an intense turquoise color. 

Most of the cenotes are for swimming, but you can bring your snorkeling gear. If you have the proper certification, you can dive in entrances 6 and 7. 

This cenote has restrooms, changing rooms, hammocks, and palapas, but you should bring your own food and drinks.

In this area, there were numerous chicle fields, so during your journey through the jungle, you can observe several trees with superficial cuts where chicle was extracted. 

There are trails around the cenote that run through lush vegetation.