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Rostislav Kolář
in the last weekNikos
in the last weekThis is the real andrenaline experience you’ve been looking for ! Advanced cenote with amazing cloud in the middle
Wisnia Danuta
3 weeks agoAn incredible journey into total space. The underwater experience is indescribable.
Chen KK
a month agoTulum, Mexico - Cenote Angelita Cave Diving #Original #Top10DivingDestinationsInTheWorld #Mexico #Tulum #CaveDiving #Angelita #ScubaDiving #PADI #ReproductionProhibited Speaking of cave diving, one must mention the world's top ten diving destinations - Tulum, Mexico. The Yucatan Peninsula is famous for its underwater cave system with over 6,000 cenotes. I had the opportunity to complete an important milestone in my diving career, and the famous Cenote Angelita was one of the sites I visited. It was a multi-level diving experience. The first half of the dive was stunning; under the sunlight, it felt like stepping into a scene from a science fiction movie. Diving further down to about 27 meters, the entire underwater world became incredibly clear, as if I had truly traveled to another world. At this depth, I also witnessed the famous "underwater cloud sea" created by the stratification of freshwater and saltwater (a white layer of hydrogen sulfide). The bald islet and fallen leaves in the middle further accentuate the breathtaking view of the sea of clouds from the high mountains. Finally, we passed through a cave and returned to the surface, perfectly concluding this special sinkhole cave diving experience.
David Moravek
2 months agoSuper cool deep sinkhole - cenote- there is a hydrogen sulfide layer about 100 feet deep with is about 10 feet think. Super cool.