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Xel-Há is a natural water park where the Caribbean meets ancient cenotes and mangroves. Spend the day snorkeling among tropical fish, floating along the inlet, or climbing the iconic Scenic Lighthouse for a spiral waterslide. With jungle paths, caves, and Mayan ruins to discover, it’s the perfect escape for families and adventure seekers alike.
Xel-Há is built into a natural inlet where cenotes and mangroves meet the Caribbean, offering unlimited snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. You can also float down the river, bike through jungle trails, and explore ancient Mayan ruins—all in a single day. It's an eco-friendly experience that feels more like a nature reserve than a theme park.
Absolutely. The calm, shallow inlet and gentle river current make it safe for kids to snorkel and float. There are also shaded hammock areas and a kids’ play zone. Many families spend the whole day here without ever feeling rushed.
Yes, the inlet is home to colorful tropical fish, rays, and even the rare pink snail. Because the water is so clear, you’ll spot them easily. The park also protects the mangrove ecosystem, so you might see birds and iguanas along the trails.
Your day includes unlimited snorkeling, river tubing, bike riding along jungle paths, cliff jumping into cenotes, and access to the Scenic Lighthouse with its spiral waterslide. You can also explore caves and a small Mayan ruin site within the park. Food and drinks are often included with the entry package.
Most visitors arrive in the morning and stay until late afternoon. There’s so much to do—snorkeling, floating, biking, and climbing—that you’ll easily fill 6 to 8 hours. Many guests say they wish they had stayed longer. Start early to make the most of it.