Sentences with phrase «in a cenote with»

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The well mentioned in the name is the nearby cenote, a naturally formed round, deep depression in the ground filled with water, and pretty steep walls.

My love for Mexico explodes when I think of cenotes, swimming with turtles, swimming with whale sharks, galavanting in the turquoise waters of Isla Mujeres and visiting the Plastic Bottle Floating Island.

Immerse yourself in a tropical paradise, live in a beautiful part of a different country, with the opportunity to experience a new culture, food and way of life; learning about the Mesoamerican coral reef and how to identify the wildlife it supports; participating in monitoring dives that explore different sites along the coast; seeing mega-fauna such as dolphins and sharks; snorkelling in cenotes or waterways; joining in with community programmes; teaching English and raising the environmental awareness of the local community; and joining fun - dives.

So far his sense of adventure has seen him swim with icebergs in Greenland, dive the cenotes in Mexico and jump off one of the world's tallest bridges in Bosnia.

• Cenote Xaca — Mucuy Located within the grounds of The Hacienda Temozon a Luxury Collection Hotel, Xaca Mucuy is an open cenote almost circular with a diameter of 20 meters, where visitors can immerse themselves in the depth of its waters ranging from two to almost 35 mCenote Xaca — Mucuy Located within the grounds of The Hacienda Temozon a Luxury Collection Hotel, Xaca Mucuy is an open cenote almost circular with a diameter of 20 meters, where visitors can immerse themselves in the depth of its waters ranging from two to almost 35 mcenote almost circular with a diameter of 20 meters, where visitors can immerse themselves in the depth of its waters ranging from two to almost 35 meters.

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.

And it doesn't hurt that the hotel is perfectly situated in a tourism hotspot that is also filled to the brim with world class dining, shopping, and a famous cenote — a naturally - occurring limestone pool — just across the street.

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

Our guides will meet you in Cancun and take you to a local Cenote where you can learn how these Caverns came to be underwater and explore them with our ITC trained Cave Divers.

Your kids will love the multicolored fishes living in the ocean or inlets through their snorkeling mask, the legendary blue shades of the Caribbean Sea, the mysterious lush jungle, home for endemic and beautiful species, the sacred cenotes or natural sinkholes with impressive rock formations.

Resting in the Caribbean Sea just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula and Cancun, Cozumel welcomes visitors with lush jungles, shimmering lagoons, ecological treasures and mysterious cenotes.

The ultimate pampering of a Riviera Maya Resort can be mixed with tours of pre-Columbian cities and dips in the sapphire waters of jungle cenotes.

On this journey designed for families, we will learn about the ancient Maya and explore their former ceremonial centers, we'll visit and interact with local Maya communities to learn of their living traditions, we will refresh in the cool blue green water of the cenotes.

Discover four different types of cenotes in a natural setting, an oasis in the middle of the jungle where you can enjoy nature at its best with a different activity on each Xenote; Kayaking, Rappelling, Snorkel, Zip - lines and Inner Tubes.

A cenote is a whole in the ground with spring - water in it.

Going for a swim in the crystal waters of this lovely cenote covered with water lilies truly was one of the highlights of my trip!

Some of our fondest memories of Cancun include hours spent on the many beaches, mornings exploring nearby cenotes and Mayan ruins with visiting friends, afternoons enjoying snorkeling as a family in underwater wildlife sanctuaries and visiting eco-theme parks.

For something unique, check out some of the gorgeous cenotes in the area (freshwater sinkholes with caverns).

Soar on a zip - line over the jungle canopy, splash through the mud in all - terrain vehicles, get your photo snapped with macaws and then cool off with a cenote swim.

The area is dotted with Mayan archeological sites and cenotes, which are definitely worth a visit and the Museum of the Maya World in Chetumal is an excellent place to increase your anthropological, archeological and historical knowledge.

Snorkeling in a Cenote (a natural cave filled with fresh water) is a fun and unique way to see underwater life.

Fly over the jungle on a zip - line, swim with dolphins, snorkel in the cenotes, immerse yourself in the Mayan culture, enjoy a thrilling Jungle tour taking a ride on a private speed boat driven by you, explore the beauty of Los Cabos with the annual visit of the magnificent marine mammals the Whales, or just watch the marine nature while we give you a tour in Puerto Vallarta Bahia.

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.

Cenote Cristalino is right next door to Cenote Azul and they are both similar in style with clear blue water and white & dark rocks below the surface.

While there are many caves in the area, including the popular fresh - water snorkeling holes called Cenotes, this one is still a living cave with a river streaming throughout the network of caves, many of which have not even been explored.

A blessed area in the Yucatan Peninsula, boasting a stunning natural beauty and biodiversity, from mesmerizing «cenotes», underground rivers and caverns, to the lush jungle with its endemic flora and fauna.

Live unique experiences at Xel - Há Mexico with its amazing coves, cenotes and ponds, in the middle of a breathtaking landscape, one of the most beautiful in Cancun and Riviera Maya.

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:

So I ended up exploring Yucatan for three months, visiting gorgeous colonial towns & cities; enjoying stunning beaches, cenotes and lagunas; and joining other unique adventures like diving in cenotes, watching huge flocks of pink Flamingoes, floating in pink water salt flats and being smeared with white clay.

Or take in the island's natural beauty, featuring mangrove trees and cenotes, and perhaps swim with stingrays at Stingray beach.

You could swim in underground cenotes and marvel at the beauty of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve on the Mayan Riviera, zipline through Mexico's lush tropical rainforests, experience world class deep - sea fishing in Cabo, go on a desert safari through the wilds of the Baja Peninsula, dive with whale sharks off the Pacific coast, the list is endless... The good news is your dedicated Luxury Retreats Concierge will be happy to arrange any activity you wish!

Enjoy a guided tour through Chichén Itzá, swim in a majestic cenote and delight with a delicious buffet.

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

After the Refresher you can enjoy a beautiful dive in the reefs of Tulum or why not to wonder with the unique cenotes cavern dives.

The natural splendor of the Yucatán surrounds the town... the flat, porous limestone shelf of the Yucatan Peninsula is penetrated by thousands of sinkholes, or cenotes, filled with fresh water and there are many to be found in and around Valladolid.

We had swum in the cenotes, swum at the beach, and swum with the turtles and now it was time to hit the world famous Tulum Mayan Ruins.

Cenotes appear in the forest as freshwater pools on the surface, but can actually be deep flooded caves with multiple layers of clarity.

Some of our zipline tours are combined in combination with other adventures like nature hiking, off - roading, cenote swimming, and even more.

Scuba Diving Cenote Cavern Reef diving in Tulum Dive with Bull Sharks in Playa del Carmen Dive Playa del Carmen and Cozumel reefs

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.

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).

Xcaret (Mayan for «small inlet») is an experience unlike any other, a gorgeous ecopark located smack in the middle of the jungle that is home to underground rivers, cenotes, caves and Caribbean beaches all combined with a dose of Mexican and Mayan culture.

Selvatica offers zip - lining, snorkeling in an on - site cenote and off - roading with amphibious vehicles and three - wheelers.

What is more, you'll delight in the haloclines, a phenomenon created by the saltwater of the Caribbean mixing with the freshwater of the cenote, creating a beautifully gauzy, layered effect.

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.

Not only you can dive in open sea, but also in «cenotes» (sinkholes in the floor with the most stunning surroundings).

The water in this cenote is much warmer than what you will commonly experience in the smaller cenotes, with an average year round temperature above 80 ° F.

Chichen Itza is home to numerous other buildings and sites including the Jaguar Throne in the Interior Temple, the Temple of the Warriors, the Great Market, the Great Ball Court, the Temple of the Jaguars, the ancient Sweatbaths, the Platform of the Skulls, the Mayan Nunnery, El Caracol astronomical observatory, the Cenote of Sacrifice, among other great sites with incredible stone figures and wall carvings.

My first «open water» dive was in the Dos Ojos Cenote with Advanced Divers Cancun.