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Excavated Mayan ruins date to 250 A.D., comprising 47 buildings, including a pyramid-shaped temple.
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Reviews — 8
Excellent. Right in the hotel zone. Many ruins to see.
Wonderful little place! The kids had a blast, walking around the ruins, and seeing the iguanas. It’s all outdoors, kid friendly, it contains the ruins of a small community with a few homes, galleries, altars and communal buildings, there are plaques with some info on them.
It is a relatively small but interesting site that is worth a visit if you are in the Hotel Zone.
The entrance fee is cheap, and you have free roam of the site. It can get bit boggy after rains but is easily accessible.
The site is also home to a large number of huge iguanas that happily bask in the sun on the ruins or scamper across the grass at speed.
The entrance fee is cheap, and you have free roam of the site. It can get bit boggy after rains but is easily accessible.
The site is also home to a large number of huge iguanas that happily bask in the sun on the ruins or scamper across the grass at speed.
If you don't have time to travel to Chichen Itza or Tulum, this is a nice stop. Iguanas all over! Very peaceful. Parking was tricky.
Very natural, quick, non commercial, inexpensive and easy bus access. Self guided tour, kid friendly, lots of iguanas to look at. We saw wild parrots and other birds. Nature seems quite used to the people and you can see close. Can see ruins in 30 mins or stay longer. No food or drink as very natural environment. Peaceful and quiet spot among commercial hub bub of Cancun hotel area - within walking distance of several hotels. Near public beach access bridge.
Quite the hidden gem within Cancun's hotel zone. Not nearly as expansive as compared to larger archeological sites like Coba, Tulum, or Chitzen Itza, so it doesn't take too much time to visit.
Beautiful little spot right in the hotel zone. There were maybe 3 other people when we went, which was amazing considering where we were. We just walked right from our resort up the beach to the public beach and cut across to get there. Think it was about 60 pesos per person.
