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Cenote Las Mojarras

The large open basin at Las Mojarras supports swimming, jumps and zip lines across the water. Give this inland stop time for its activities instead of treating it as a brief cenote photo stop.

Cenote Las Mojarras

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Why go

Las Mojarras is a large open cenote where swimming, jumps and zip lines cross the same body of water. The broad basin gives the activities space, making it feel more like an active water outing than a brief stop at a small pool. It fits a Ruta de los Cenotes day for visitors who want to spend time in the water and try more than one activity.

What to look for

  • Large open-water cenote
  • Zip lines over the water

Useful to know

  • Call locally to confirm current visitor hours, entry terms and available activities before departure.
  • Allow about two to four hours if combining swimming with jumps or zip lines.

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Outdoor visit · 120–150 min

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