A cave cenote inside the Cenotes Santa Bárbara Ecotourism Complex. Its vault is about 26 m long, with roughly 10 m between the water and ceiling and a depth of around 18 m. Stairs descend beneath a poplar tree. It is part of a four-cenote complex with Cascabel, Chacsinkín, Xooch’ and Pool Cocom.
Cascabel is Spanish for a small bell and is also used in the name for a rattlesnake.
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Cascabel is in the municipality of Homún. Use the map to understand the area and open directions to navigate.
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Research GradeCtenosaura similis
Research GradeAnthurium schlechtendalii
Needs ID
Research GradeCoragyps atratus
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Last updated: August 3, 2026
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