Riviera Maya’s lush landscape is dotted with many natural wonders, unlike anywhere else in the world. Among the most splendid are the cenotes—natural sinkholes that offer a window into the ...

(Cenotes are actually sinkholes that extend ... if glamorous, name of the Maya Riviera, lies the village of Chunpón. It is part of a government-designated Zona Maya that covers a sizable portion ...

Statues and a wall of skulls invoke the Mayan belief that cenotes are entrances to the underworld. This massive open-water cenote is known for its deep blue color and its size—the water is 300 ...

Part of a trio of cenotes near the ancient Mayan archaeological site of Cobá, Choo-Ha’s inviting crystal clear waters draw families in particular because of its swimmable, shallow waters.

The Yucatan peninsula of Mexico is studded with monumental relics of the Maya people, whose cities drew upon an extensive network of sinkholes linked to subterranean waters known as cenotes.

U.S. News Insider Tip: Just a five-minute drive north of the Tulum Archaeological Site, escape to Caleta Tankah, a beach club and open-air cenote ... Mayan archaeological sites along the Riviera ...