La Cueva de los Peces is a spectacular cenote, one of those peculiar flooded caves that abound in certain parts of Central America. This in particular is a tectonic fault flooded 70 meters deep near the edge of the island. The cenote has emerged from the partial collapse of the roof of the cave, where now an idyllic lagoon and crystal still waters populated with a large variety of fish and surrounded by greenery opens.
La Cueva de los Peces is halfway to Playa Larga and Playa Giron.
In nearby towns like El Caletón, Playa Larga and Playa Giron it is possible to book dive excursions to Cueva de los Peces, although on the shore of the lake there is a diving club where you can rent the necessary equipment for a dive and where you can enter in the mysterious depths of the Cueva de los Peces, which communicates with the lagoon through a submerged cavity populated by amazing tropical fish. A true wonder! Also worth a visit is the caving system extending over more than 70km, where the collapse of the surface has created numerous cenotes.
Very close to the lake there is a small bar - restaurant serving simple but delicious chicken dishes, fish, lobster and even alligator, just in case you always wanted to try it.