A cavern cenote that once served as a waterwheel at a former henequen estate. It has stair access, a historical tour, a restaurant and accommodation.
The cenote bears a Spanish name from the Christian tradition.
Also known as San Antonio Ex Hacienda
Current official sources conflict: the operator lists MXN 95 and 07:00–18:00, while Yucatán Travel lists MXN 100 and 08:30–23:00.
San Antonio is in the municipality of Homún. Use the map to understand the area and open directions to navigate.
Public iNaturalist observations within a 1 km radius.
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Research GradeTliltocatl epicureanus
Research GradeMayaheros urophthalmus
Research GradeMusa × paradisiaca
Needs IDTrachycephalus typhonius
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Last updated: August 3, 2026
Current official sources conflict: the operator lists MXN 95 and 07:00–18:00, while Yucatán Travel lists MXN 100 and 08:30–23:00.
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