This cenote is popular for its beautiful turquoise color. It measures 35 meters in length, 25 meters in width, and has a maximum depth of 40 meters. Swimming is allowed, although the use of life jackets is recommended, and it is advised to avoid sunscreens and repellents.

Its name means "white hawk" in Mayan, and its importance dates back to pre-Hispanic times.

It is a semi-open cenote accessed through a tunnel, descending through a stone staircase and railing. Upon entering, you will be amazed by the impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations that cover one-third of the cenote. formaciones de estalactitas y estalagmitas que cubren la tercera parte del cenote.

Here, you can find a rare species of blind black fish called "lub." 

Next to this cenote, there are restaurants serving Yucatecan cuisine and crafts shops. restaurantes de comida yucateca y tiendas de artesanías.