Cenote Suytun is a stunning underground cave with a stone platform extending into the cenote, creating a dramatic photo opportunity when sunlight streams through the opening above. It's located near Valladolid in Yucatán, Mexico. Accessibility can be a challenge; there are stairs to descend, which might not be suitable for those with mobility issues. Both solo and guided visits are possible, with guided tours providing insights into the cenote's geological formations and Mayan significance. There are no known seasonal restrictions, but the sunlight effect is most pronounced during midday. The entrance fee is approximately 150-200 MXN. A typical visit lasts about 1-2 hours, including swimming and exploring the cave.