It is a natural pool with crystal-clear light blue water that contrasts with the emerald green of the surrounding vegetation.

It has an average depth of 2 to 3 meters, and at one end, the water turns deep blue, indicating an increase in depth and connection to other nearby cenotes.

If you want to dive, the cenote has a chamber known as "Las Lágrimas" (The Tears), named after the rock formations found there. It has a depth ranging from 8 to 35 meters and connects with the cenotes La Calavera and Car Wash.

Here, you can enjoy the thrill of a zipline that crosses the cenote.

It has small bathrooms, changing rooms, a restaurant, covered areas, swimming pools, a shop, and cabins. It also offers a small chapel, as the place is also rented for weddings.