Sentences with phrase «natural cenotes»

Discover the natural cenotes, wildlife and the world's second largest coral reef.

They've even turned natural cenotes (fresh underground water pools exposed by the collapse of limestone bedrock) into landscaped theme parks for which they charge stiff admission fees (Xcaret, Xplor, Xel - Ha).

Guided Eco Tour exploring the Mayan jungle including 16 natural cenotes, indigenous animals and exotic plants.

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 one place.

Crossed off Mexico on my list of places that I've always wanted to visit and spent my birthday swimming in the most amazing natural cenotes in the Yucatan province and exploring the grounds of Chichen Itza.

Fly through the fast - paced zip line circuit, explore jungle roads on an ATV, walk across aerial bridges, swim in a natural cenote, and have a blast on the giant rope swing.

I liked how natural this cenote looks despite its popularity.

Dreams Tulum Resort This all inclusive resort — part of the same company as the Sunscape brand — has two miles of beach, a natural cenote, and 23 acres; colonial - style architecture, 24 - hr.

Hacienda San Lorenzo Oxman is an absolutely gorgeous, natural cenote situated deep underground and located only 5 km south of the colonial city of Valladolid in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.

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After the bus picked us up at our Playa del Carmen hotel, we went to swim in a freshwater cenote — a natural sinkhole formed where a cave ceiling has collapsed.

During your stay at Turtle Heart Villa, you will also be close to a number of unique attractions including the natural wonder Casa Cenote, Xel Ha, Hidden Worlds, Akun Chen, Sac Actun, Riviera Maya golf courses, and the adorable Tulum Monkey Sanctuary.

You'll discover cenotes — natural limestone sinkholes filled with tequila - clear freshwater — where you can snorkel among amazing stalactites and stalagmites.

Cenotes are the perfect way to cool off on a hot day, Mexico's natural swimming holes created when the limestone bedrock caved in to reveal underground rivers below.

Cenotes (sinkholes), are one of the natural wonders of the Yucatan.

Whether it's Mayan ruins, enchanting cenotes, or coral reef snorkeling that draws you here, the Yucatán Peninsula is sure to please any traveler with the natural wonders and exciting culture it offers.

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.

If you have an adventurous soul and love diving or snorkeling, don't miss the Cenotes route (a network of underground rivers and natural sinkholes).

Visit important archaeological buildings such as the Ossuary, the Observatory, Las Monjas Group and the Sacred Cenote, a natural sinkhole that used to be a sacred place for sacrifices.

The natural pools and cenotes also attracted visitors from other areas of the Yucatan who purified their bodies and souls in ceremonial baths.

On day trips you can discover Mayan archaeological sites and natural areas like cenotes, as well as the flamingo reserves at Celestun and Ria Lagarto.

This expansive campus encompasses a lovely inlet with a marine mammal compound, cultural attractions, Mayan ruin archaeological sites, zoological exhibits, performance venues, a horse ranch, shops with locally crafted goods, lovely natural lagoons, cenotes, subterranean rivers, splendid beaches, and more.

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.

Enter the underground rivers and caves of the Yucatan Peninsula through a cenote — a natural spring found only in this part of the world.

The cenote is a natural pool and as such, there are rocks and sharp areas along the sides as well if they decide to explore a bit.

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

However, we didn't have time to reach a farther cenote at the end of a busy day spent in Sian Ka'an Reserve (the best natural spot in Tulum!)

The highest and longest zip lines of the area, a Cenote plunge, adventure jungle tours on amphibious vehicles, an underground universe subterranean caverns with natural wells.

Located in the Eastern Mexico it offers opportunity to explore numerous cenotes (make sure to visit Grand Cenote in Tulum and Suytun Cenote outside Valladolid), hang out at the beaches, appreciate the unique geology and natural beauty.

A cenote is a natural swimming hole created when a cave ceiling collapsed.

From The Coba Temple that grazes the clouds, to the depths of the cenotes — natural limestone underwater passages - Tulum offers endless mysteries to be uncovered.

Get refreshed in the stunning crystal waters of the Yucatan's most enticing natural wonders: The Cenotes.

Hundreds (if not thousands) of «cenotes», natural sinkholes filled with crystal blue fresh water.

Cultural events meet natural wonders at the Cenotes Xcaret natural complex.

This resort is super family friendly, but what we loved most is the natural lagoon and the Cenote, or freshwater, underground pool, right on site.

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.

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

During your stay, you will be close to a number of unique attractions including the natural wonder Cenotes Sac Actun and the adorable Tulum Monkey Sanctuary.

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.

The attraction mixes natural wonders like cenotes leading down to marvelous underground caves with cultural attractions like a Mayan Ball Game.

Besides, the Riviera Maya is known around the world for its natural beauty and biodiversity, consisting on the lush Mayan Jungle, the mesmerizing «cenotes» or natural sinkholes of fresh water fed by underground rivers, the mangroves ecosystems supporting a wealth of life, from fishes to crocodiles and of course the legendary postcard - like beaches as the perfect backdrop for Riviera Maya hotels.

The region is arid, but Chichen Itza was founded near two cenotes — deep wells of natural water — which made habitation possible.

The tour included a trip to a Mayan Village where we did meet a Shaman who blessed us, a meal prepared by Mayan women which was delicious and a trip to a cenote, which is a cold natural spring in a deep abyss... it seemed like paradise.

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One of the unique natural wonders of the Riviera Maya is the cenotes.

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.

There are not words to describe these natural beauties, you have to see, feel and explore by yourself Who can dive in cenotes?

Participants will participate in a mountain bike ride, rappelling into a refreshing cenote (a flooded freshwater cavern unique to this region), swimming in the natural freshwater pool, soaring through the lush emerald canopy on a series of zip lines, and canoeing on a splendid freshwater lagoon where you will witness a variety of indigenous wildlife like howler monkeys and brilliantly plumed tropical birds.

There are a great number of natural sinkholes, known as cenotes, which comes from the Mayan word for well.

This destination also offers ziplining, cenotes (natural water formations), theme parks, beautiful beaches, cultural trips and one of wonders of the world, Chichen Itza, among other attractions.

No visit to Tulum is complete without seeing the famous cenotes, or natural sinkholes filled with groundwater.