A tourism complex with a naturally lit cenote, Maya village, Tequila Museum, handicrafts and a buffet restaurant. The water is reached by a long staircase.
Two translations are reported: “great lord” and “iguana nest”; its origin remains unconfirmed.
Also known as Cenote Hubikú
Access involves many stairs. The official website states that some packages charge extra for a life jacket.
Hubiku is in the municipality of Temozón. 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 GradeAnteos maerula
Research GradeIncilius valliceps
Research GradeParthenium hysterophorus
Research GradeMolothrus aeneus
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Last updated: August 3, 2026
Access involves many stairs. The official website states that some packages charge extra for a life jacket.
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