The night before we went to the majestic Chichen Itza ruins, we slept at Valladolid in a scruffy budget hotel. Valladolid itself is a small and charming colonial town.
After we visited the Chichen Itza ruins, we took the bus back to Valladolid and spent a few hours walking around the town.
The cenote in the center of town was a pleasant surprise. For a small entrance fee you can swim in a beautiful natural pool with the black fishes around you.
The trees and plants around the cenote create a fairytale setting.
Look at the stalactites hanging over the water! It felt like swimming inside a cave!
There were many locals swimminf in the cenote. A group of international tourists arrived while we were there. It’s great that this natural wonder is appreciated!
There were ropes inside the water to hold on to.
After a cooling off in the cenote, we took a bus to Cancun.
Such a beautiful natural gem! Impressed that this blog is still alive!! We await more exciting stories……
Cenote Zaci was one of my favourites that I visited when I was in Valladolid! It is absolutely gorgeous. Great photos!