Cenote Ik Kil, Mexico

After driving out to Chichen Itza and doing the tour, we headed over to the Cenote, Ik Kil. This cenote is close in distance and the water was so refreshing on a hot day. After parking, we headed over to the ticket area and purchased our tickets. Each ticket was $150 pesos, which is about $7.50 in US Dollars.

We went through the entrance and followed the yellow arrows to the cenote.

There is a great overlook area to look down into the cenote.

Before you go to the cenote, they have a locker area where you can put your belongings. You also need to get a life jacket. They are mandatory to go swimming in the cenote.

We made our way down the stairs. We wore our water shoes as the stone is a little rough on the feet. 

As you make your way down the stairs, there are 2 overlook areas. This overlook lets you see the cenote and the jumping platform.

This is the view of the cenote as you exit from the stairs. It's so amazing!

This is the view of the jumping platform.

Looking up into the cenote was amazing too!

This was the perfect place to hang out with friends on a hot day!

Overall, we had a great time at the Cenote Ik Kil and would highly recommend it!

Cenote Ik Kil, Mexico - Map:

(Click on the map above to go to a Google Maps larger view.)

The cost was $150 Pesos per ticket. That is about $7.50 US Dollars when we went. For two tickets it came to $15. This included locker rentals and life jackets too.

The total cost in US Dollars for two people came to: $15.00

This is a list of what we brought:

• Water Shoes
• Sun protection 
• Pesos for your entrance fee
• Go Pro Hero 9 Black video camera

• Go Pro 3-Way Grip to hold the camera out in front of you.

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