Sentences with phrase «in a cenote»

I love snorkelling and we did manage to swim in a cenote near Chichen Itza but wish we'd have got to visit some others.

Don't forget about diving in the cenotes either.

Review and pictures from a 2 - tank dive in cenote Dos Ojos, located on the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico.

This post is about our experience snorkeling in the cenotes near Tulum: why we chose these ones, and how it was.

We loved snorkelling in cenotes near Tulum so we went to explore another one: Garden of Eden.

Nearby you can swim in deeper water in Cenote Azul or faster water in Los Rapidos, or wander in silence in half a dozen rarely visited Mayan ruins.

Researchers speculate that these ancient remains found in the cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula suggest some sort of catastrophic climate event or drought that occurred in the late classic period.

From swimming with fishes in the Cenote Azul and taking part in watersports and activities, to lakeside hotels where you can relax and soak up the weather — this is a guide to the best things to do in Bacalar Lagoon, Quintana Roo:

While staying in the pueblo, we planned to do all of our non-beach related activities like visiting the ruins, riding bikes, and swimming in a cenote so that once we were staying on the beach, we really had no reason to leave.

Have you ever spent time walking in a 5 million year old cave or experienced swimming in a cenote with stunning stalactites and stalagmites?

Not a big deal in the cenotes but protection is necessary for the kayaking and snorkeling.

The ancient Mayan people who lived in the Yucatan believed cenotes were gateways to the underworld (they sometimes threw sacrificial victims and buried their dead in cenotes).

Of all the things to do in Riviera Maya, snorkeling or floating in a cenote (or two!)

The photo of us above was taken in a cenote in the Riviera Maya — can you say snorkeling among stalactites and stalagmites in a magical underground river system?)

There were only 4 other people in the cenote so it was almost private.

The visibility is decent in most places and pretty awesome in the cenotes.

Definitely worth diving in a cenote if you like exploring underwater caves.

As usual in the cenotes, the water visibility is incredible.

Mexico has magnificent coral formations on its Caribbean Coast (I highly recommend diving Cozumel), but you will not find coral in the cenotes.

More laid - back options in the cenotes include kayaking or simply bobbing in a life vest in the crystal - clear waters.

I'm a master scuba diver with about 200 dives, and have dived in the Cocos Islands (Costa Rica), The Galapagos Islands, All over the Red Sea, the west coast of Canada, and in the Cenotes around Tulum, Mexico

Because most of the water in the cenote comes from rain water, it is remarkably clear, - you may feel like youre looking into a mirror.

The group tour begins with swimming and snorkeling in the Cenote Aguila where guests then follow the natural course of the Rio Selva to the ocean.

Pick you up in Puerto Juarez, drive you to the ruins, stop in a cenote, & some local good restaurants & the drive back to Puerto Juarez.

For the surface interval, you can lounge in the sun or enjoy some fine local cuisine in the Cenote Azul restaurant.

* Swim in a cenote surrounded by mysterious jungle.

Have you explored the Ek Balam Ruins and / or swam in Cenote X'Canche?

From shore, you'll be able to access the region's best reefs and even dip your head in a cenote.

Events: - The Arrival on the Beach - Offering in the Cenote - The Fire of Life - Kukulcan

I'm a certified diver and wanted to test my cojones in the cenotes.

Riders will rush down at 26 feet per second, ending the ride in a cenote.

We were at CI early enough that it wasn't oppressively hot, and then the lunch time dip in the Cenote was very welcome.

244, TulumWe are specializing in cenotes cavern and cave diving; that is the reason why our «headquarters» is located in the heart of the cave and cenote main area.

You can swim / snorkel / dive in the cenotes and the experience is quite memorable for divers.

(Next visit, we'd love to try scuba diving in a cenote.)

Spend your time — Besides visiting the Ruins, snorkeling in the cenotes, and practicing yoga, astrology is huge here.

Also in celeb twitpics this week, Carolyn Murphy does the Kristen Stewart hair flip, Heidi Klum's post-Thanksgiving workout, Lara Bingle swims in a cenote, and more.

You will have the unique opportunity to go snorkeling in the crystalline water in this cenote that is known for its phenomenal rock formations including stalagmites and stalactites.

Offerings, jewelry, pottery and human and animal remains have been found in cenotes, which provide access to the underground caves and caverns that go on for miles and miles and are popular with adventurous scuba divers.

I swam in a cenote (basically a sinkhole).

Especially swimming in the cenote!

Swimming in a cenote, screaming on a zipwire (well, I probably would)-- sounds amazing!

You can also go scuba diving in cenotes — that's jumping on our to - do list when we next visit the Riviera Maya!

Snorkeling or swimming in a cenote is a unique thing to do in Riviera Maya — photo Riviera Maya Tourism

Get your ruin on with a visit to Tulum perched atop the sea, explore the fish - and coral - filled seas around Cozumel on a scuba dive, go swimming in a cenote or at the beach, and save some energy for a night out on the town.

The surrounding region can be explored at leisure, with relaxing activities such as charming beach towns, to more adventurous expriences, from scuba diving in cenotes, to moonlit horseback riding and swimming with dolphins.

This just goes to show how many options there are for swimming in cenotes and underground rivers.

Swimming in the cenotes, which are natural swimming holes.