Cenote Manati - Archaeological Site

Cenote Manati is a unique archaeological site within the Tulum ruins complex, distinguished by its direct connection to a cenote and its location overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Managed by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), this site offers visitors a rare glimpse into Maya history where freshwater cenotes meet the ocean. The ruins feature partially reconstructed structures and provide educational tours that explain the cultural significance of the location. Visitors can explore the grounds, observe local wildlife like iguanas, and learn about the ancient Maya's relationship with water and the sea. The site is wheelchair accessible, though some paths may require assistance, and entry fees apply for access to the ruins and cenote area.