Cenote Yaxalao
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"Yaxalao is a lagoon, one of the few places with superficial water in the state of Yucatan. It is part of the Yalahau Lagoons State Park, a really off-the-beaten-path location.
Located in the state's central region, approximately 60 km from the city of Mérida, you need to travel 13 km of dirt roads until you reach the main lagoon. The main access road to the park is located at the eastern exit of Homún.
It is considered a priority site for the conservation of flora and fauna biodiversity of Yucatan; low deciduous forest vegetation mixes with species of low floodplain forest, tulares, and transitional vegetation.
You can visit and swim in the lagoons for free but know there are no services available and that you must respect the rules of the park. Surveillance of the place by authorities is occasional."
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