Dive into one of Mexico's top things to do at Cenote Saamal. Just five minutes from the hub of Valladolid, it's a perfect place to refresh after a day exploring the city. And what's more, you'll not only have entrance to the cenote, you'll also have an open buffet of regional Mexican dishes to tuck into at Restaurante Selva Maya.
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