Akte is situated northwest of Motul de San José and is known for its sculptured monuments. The centre of Akte covers an area of and includes 32 structures on a high artificially landscaped hill, with a number of other structures scattered through the surrounding area. The hill supporting the site core overlooks the rivers Akte and Kantetul. The main periods of occupation date to the Late Preclassic and Late Classic with further occupation in the Terminal Classic and Early Postclassic. The overall area of Akte is probably larger than that of Trinidad de Nosotros, covering a area, but this includes less structures than at Trinidad, with small residential groups widely scattered on hilltops around the site core.