Sentences with phrase «in a cenote if»

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

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If you have the time, check out my post on the stunning Ik Kil Cenote in Mexico and let me know your thoughts!

I went to Riviera Maya 9 years ago and although we had an opportunity to swim in one of the Cenotes, I actually ddn't do it because at the time, I wasn't sure if I was confident enough in the water there especially for snorkelling.

Well, if you return to the Riviera Maya area, get back in the water in one of those cenotes: — RRB -.

If you plan to do any swimming in the cenotes, consider investing in your own snorkel gear to bring with you.

If you want to feel as if you've stepped back in time to the era of the Mayans, swim or dive at one of the many Cenotes throughout the Yucatan PeninsulIf you want to feel as if you've stepped back in time to the era of the Mayans, swim or dive at one of the many Cenotes throughout the Yucatan Peninsulif you've stepped back in time to the era of the Mayans, swim or dive at one of the many Cenotes throughout the Yucatan Peninsula.

If you've snorkeled other cenotes and think they deserve a spot in the «best cenotes in Tulum for snorkeling» list, leave a comment below!

If you are looking for a well developed, safe, family environment with lots of entertainment and food, as well as stunning natural cenotes and an underground river... Cenotes Xcaret, very near Playa del Carmen, has everything for a family fun day in onecenotes and an underground river... Cenotes Xcaret, very near Playa del Carmen, has everything for a family fun day in oneCenotes Xcaret, very near Playa del Carmen, has everything for a family fun day in one place.

If you'll be staying in Riviera Maya (Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum) the Yucatan is well worth a visit — but we've also put together an article on the 34 best cenotes Riviera Maya.

If diving is not your thing, but you still enjoy getting your feet wet, exploring the many natural underwater swimming holes, or cenotes, is a great way to enjoy the outdoor life in Riviera Maya.

If you're looking for a great day out whilst staying in Merida, then I highly recommend the Mayapan ruins plus cenote Noh - Mozon as a fabulous option.

If you are planning a vacation to one of the marvelous coastal resort destinations in the Yucatan region, you do not want to miss your opportunity to go snorkeling at one of the vibrant coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea or in a flooded subterranean cavern or cenote.

If you have never tried scuba before, and are willing to explore for the first time the coral reefs or cenotes in Tulum, can start with Intro Dives, these dives are an experience not a certification course (do not need to study nothing or make any exam).

If you would like to experience a world apart in scuba diving, then cenote cavern dives are the answer.

We schedule regular trips to the unique oasis in the Mayan Jungle - the mystic cenotes, to coral reefs in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel, if you are not a certified diver, but you are eager to take an underwater glance we are enthusiastic to share with you this incredible experience.

If you are looking for a truly unique scuba diving adventure, join our bilingual dive masters for a one - of - a-kind excursion to the splendid cenotes in the wilds of the Yucatan Peninsula.

But, you're best off renting a car, even for the day, if you're interested in visiting a nearby cenote or other ruins.

You will be amazed by snorkel through a world famous Cenote — Takbelum, You will discover the excitement of rappelling straight down into a cave, You will fill the rush of Jungle zip line followed by the Splash landing of the Splash down zip line, You will enjoy the Jungle as you pedal the worlds first Aero Cycle across the tree tops and underground, Lastly if you dare, you will be Thrilled by the high adrenaline ride of the Zip Coaster — the first roller coaster zip line in the world!

In general, Merida is an amazing cultural and historic colonial city to base yourself if you plan on exploring some of the many things to do in the surrounding area, like the town of Izamal, the Ruta Puuc, the Loltun Caves, the Mayapan Ruins, the Cuzama / Chunkanan Cenotes, and much morIn general, Merida is an amazing cultural and historic colonial city to base yourself if you plan on exploring some of the many things to do in the surrounding area, like the town of Izamal, the Ruta Puuc, the Loltun Caves, the Mayapan Ruins, the Cuzama / Chunkanan Cenotes, and much morin the surrounding area, like the town of Izamal, the Ruta Puuc, the Loltun Caves, the Mayapan Ruins, the Cuzama / Chunkanan Cenotes, and much more.

But if you try cave or cenote diving in Tulum, it will surely be worth it because only few underground caves are easily accessible.

If you are lucky enough to have the time to spend a couple of extra nights in Playa del Carmen, use your time snorkelling in fresh water rock pools (called Cenotes), strolling along the white sands or for an adventure further afield, take a ferry across to Cozumel, an island famous for its reef diving.

If you're in that region and want to experience the underwater world, Cozumel has amazing coral formations (I've been planning to write an article about it for months...), which would be very different from the cenotes.