In this cave, also known as X-Pukil, you can see vaults up to 3o meters where you can see stalactites and stalagmites among various calcareous forms, which make a complicated system of tunnels and passages

In its interior has been Mayan ceramics, human and deer bones, red plates, striped pots, molcajetes, arrowheads and haltunes, which are structures built by the Mayans to contain water. When trying to build a well near these grottos, a stone carved in the shape of a deer head was found and in agreement they gave this place Calcehtok, which means “Throat deer of flint”.

It has an extension of 5 kilometers in which you can travel its narrow tunnels, climb with ropes, slide between dark and muddy areas, and observe the natural wonders and treasures of Mayan pottery that they keep.

The Loltun grotto, located in the puuc area of the Mayan civilization and near the route of the convents of the colonial era, is an essential stop if you travel through this southern part of the Yucatan. A spectacular walk through an underground cavern 80 meters underground.

• The caves of Loltun are located 7 kilometers south of Oxkutzcab
• Entry fee: 105 MXN foreign and domestic MXN 78. The gratuity of the guide is not included in the visit.
• How to get there by public transport? Bus terminals of Merida: TAME (street 69 between 68 and 70) or combis from the Northeast (67th street between 50 and 52). About two hours drive. The Loltun Grottoes are located 7 km from the village of Oxkutzcab, where public transport is available. Even the grottos can be reached by combi or private taxi, waiting for you at the exit.
• Light clothing and closed shoes are recommended.

The Yucatan Peninsula is an extraordinary piece of gruyere cheese filled with hollows, a whole underworld to know. The proximity of the caves of Balankanche to Chichén Itzá places them in the map of outstanding form.

• The Balankanche caves are located less than 6 km from Chichén Itzá and 35 km from Valladolid by the free road, the federal 180.
• Price: 118 mxn general admission, 88 MXN Mexican and permanent residents. Services at the entrance and a site museum.
• How to get there by public transport? From Piste and Valladolid there are buses that leave you at the entrance of federal road 180, just 1 kilometer from the entrance to the caves.

Grotto Santa Maria is one of the places to visit in Homún, one of the towns near Merida full of surprises in the subsoil. Its cenotes and caves are the focus of tourist attention, Santa Maria awaits you in Homún.

• Bruta Santa María is located in Homún, on the road that crosses the village, is well indicated. Homún is 50 km east of Merida. If you go from Merida take 59th street to the peripheral of the city, follow the sign for the road to Chichén Itzá, after 5 km there is a detour to Acanceh. It arrives to the town of Acanceh, later crosses Cuzamá and to 5 km is Homun.
• How to get there by public transport? You can go in second-class buses or buses (vans) that cross Highway 180 from Merida, Valladolid or Piste. Bus departs from the Northeastern terminal of Mérida, 67 x 52 and 50 streets; Schedules 7:45, 9:15, 10:45, 12:30 and 14:30; It costs 23 pesos. Another option is to go in collective, leave when they are filled in front of the same terminal, on 67th street and charges 25 pesos. It takes between 1 hour and a little longer the big bus.
• Cost: 25 mxn (Mexican pesos).
• There are bath services offered by the neighbor at the entrance to the cave.
• It is recommended to wear comfortable clothes that you can dirty without pain, shoe closed to walk by water, but barefoot. The bathing suit and a towel or pareo to dry after the bath.