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Cave Diving in Tulum - Mexico 2016

In May of 2016 we had two weeks of incredible diving in Tulum, Mexico. This video attempts to show the variety and beauty of diving the Cenotes of Mexico. And this is only the tip of the iceberg...

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Divers discover 215-mile-long cave in Mexico full of Mayan relics

A group of divers have connected two underwater caverns in eastern Mexico to reveal what is believed to be the biggest flooded cave on the planet, a discovery that could help shed new light on the ancient Maya civilisation.

The Gran Acuifero Maya, (GAM) a project dedicated to the study and preservation of the subterranean waters of the Yucatan peninsula, said the 347 kilometre- (216 mile-) cave was identified after months of exploring a maze of underwater channels.

Near the beach resort of Tulum, the group found that the cave system known as Sac Actun, once measured at 263 km (163 miles), communicated with the 83 km- (52 km-) Dos Ojos system, the GAM said in a statement. For that reason, Sac Actun now absorbs Dos Ojos.

The Yucatan peninsula of Mexico is studded with monumental relics of the Maya people, whose cities drew upon an extensive network of sinkholes linked to subterranean waters known as cenotes.

Some cenotes acquired particular religious significance to the Maya, whose descendants continue to inhabit the region.

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THE BEST CENOTES IN TULUM - MEXICO - 2018

Welcome to the second episode of my Tulum Travel series. Are you going to Tulum soon? If so, this video is perfect for you! Tulum has so much to offer, and the magical cenotes is a must see if you visit. Follow me as I go searching for the best cenotes in Tulum.

Tulum has been one of Mexico's most famous travel destinations for years..

Everywhere you look on social media these days, you see magical pictures OF what looks likes a hidden underworld, but they are in fact Mexico's famous cenotes.

I keep hearing about how great they are, so let's go check out these mythical bodies of water.

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1. Cenote corazón del paraiso
2. Cenote Suytun
3. Cenote Zaci
4. Cenote Choo-Ha
5. Cenote Tankach-Ha
6. Cenote Multum Ha

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What To Do In Tulum Mexico | Swim In The Cenotes

What to do in Tulum, Mexico? The Bluest waters are at the Gran Centoes in Tulum, Mexico are beautiful, and these local attractions were on my top things to do while I'm vacationing in Mexico.

My morning started in Cancun at a delicious restaurant that has a lot of vegan and vegetarian delights. food. I then ventured out to Tulum to the Centoes. Tulum is an 1hr 15-minute bus ride from Cancun.

A centoe is a natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Especially associated with the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, cenotes were sometimes used by the ancient Maya for sacrificial offerings.

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Mexico Tulum ziplining and cave Cenote exploration

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Cenote, underground caves in Tulum Mexico

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Cave Diving in The Pit Tulum, Mexico

A spectacular dive in The Pit.

Cenote Mosquito Factory in Mexico

4 of the best visit one of the newest and most breathtaking cave diving sites found so far in Mexico!! We share it with you by making this video/photo shoot. We use over 45'000 lumens of video lights between us and the results are simply outstanding, all video captured with a GoPro Hero3 using the Hugyfot GoPro Housing. There are 4 still photographs inserted into the video at the exact times they were taken. All photos by Laurent Benoit, video by Steve Martin, main divers Santiago Pintado and Mauro Bordignon. Let us know what you think of this video and this amazing cave system. Links to our fan pages and websites found in video credits.

Swimming In An Amazing Underground Cave River | Xcaret Eco Park, Riviera Maya, Mexico 4K UHD

Swimming In An Amazing Underground Cave River in XCaret Eco Park, Riviera Maya, Mexico with incredible scenery amidst the jungle, the fantastic marine life and the freshness of the Caribbean Sea in natural pools. 4K UHD
Xcaret Park Mexico, the best eco-archaeological park in Cancun and Riviera Maya.

Under World’s Deepest Cave, These Divers Found Something Even Greater…

Under World’s Deepest Cave, These Divers Found Something Even Greater…

Gran Acuifero Maya (GAM), a subaquatic exploration team, had been working to find something for over a decade, and on January 10, 2018, their search was over. The team discovered two underwater caverns in Tulum, Mexico that are interconnected. Together, the two systems make up the world’s largest underwater cave. But this find was not an easy task.

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TULUM, MEXICO | A CENOTE WONDERLAND

Ever wondered what the underground cave system in Mexico is like? Join us as we explore the cenotes of the Yucatan and Quintana Roo regions. From open air snorkeller's paradises, to the adventure seeker's rope swinging and jumping platform playgrounds - Tulum has it all!

Places visited: Cenote Calavera, Cenote Suytun, Cenote San Lorenzo Oxman, Cenote Xkeken, Cenote Samula, Cenote Corazon Del Paraíso, Casa Tortuga, Akumal Beach, Coba Ruins, Cenote Zaci, Cenote Tamcach-Ha, Gran Cenote

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An incredible cenote on the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico.
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Rio Secreto Tour - Tulum Ruins - Underground Mayan Caves Rivers Mexico!! - Playa Del Carmen / Cancun

Rio Secreto - Playa Del Carmen Mexico - Mayan Underworld Caves River Cenote | Tulum Ruins

Rio Secreto are under ground caves located in Quintana Roo near Playa Del Carmen and Riviera Maya , Mexico, only discovered in 2007. This is a must do if you are in Cancun or Riviera Maya, Mexico. The excursion takes about 6 hours. It starts of with the Rio Secreto Shuttle picking you up from the hotel. Once you arrive you are assigned to different groups and given a brief introduction to the caves and formations.

You then are taken to the dry caves which takes around 1-2 hours. Here you get to learn about the Mayans and how they thought the world was created. The dry caves have natural sun light coming in as well as they have been lit up at different areas using candles and lights. At the end of the dry caves, there is a huge area in which they have seats and there is a light show in which they show a more modern view of how the world was made.

Once you come out of the dry caves, you take a quick shower and suit up in wet suits with life jackets and helmets with a flash light and prepare to go the the sunken caves. These caves do not have any natural light and you have to rely on your helmet light only. This is an amazing tour, you get to walk in underground caves filled with water. Many areas have so much water that you have to swim across. You also get to learn how the caves / coral / calcium formations were made. This is defiantly the coolest part of the tour.

After about 2 hours underground, you come out from another area. At this point you get bicycles to ride down to another entrance. Here you take a small break and get water and fresh fruits as a snack. Then you proceed to this whole in the forest which is an entrance to the caves. This entrance is a opening into a 50ft deep cave. The only way in is to propel down. The guide gives you a tutorial on how to propel down to the caves. These caves are also filled with water. Once you are down the tour continues and you get to see more spectacular caves. This tour ends with coming out of the caves from another area, you take a small walk back to the bicycles, then you bicycle back.

This comes to the end up of the tour, you return all the gear. After this you get to enjoy a Mexican Buffet with the group and tour guide. We had Nadia as our tour guide, she was very friendly and knowledgable. If visiting definitely ask for her.

These caves are millions of years old. It is a once in a life time experience if you are in Mexico, we would recommend it to anyone.

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The Best Cenotes Near Cancun

These are some of the best Cenotes near Cancun, in the Riviera Maya area. A serious snowstorm was barreling in on Colorado and I decided to take a last minute trip to the Riviera Maya with my friend Larkin. We ate muchos frijoles, jumped in every Cenote possible, and enjoyed the simple magic of Mexico. We were only there a little over three days, but it was incredible. Viva Mexico! *Thank you Larkin for the awesome sunrise footage at the end of this video.

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Cenote Angelita ,Tulum , Mexico ,

Angelita is difficult to describe...you have to dive and experience it by yourself! It is different from other cenote dives because you dive only in the open water area. The specialty of this sinkhole is a thick layer of hydrogen sulfide at around 100 ft/30 m which formed through rotten vegetation and which separates the fresh water from salt water below. Out of this opaque artificial seeming surface rises the top of the collapsed cave ceiling, like a half moon shaped island with trees on it.

Free Diving the Crystal-Clear Cenote Caves of Tulum, Mexico

Steve Underwood and seasoned cenote guide Jorge Tanguma explore the gin-clear underground rivers of Tulum. (Locations include: Dos Ojos Cenote, Pet Cemetery Cenote, Casa Cenote, Grand Cenote.)

CENOTE DIVING IN MEXICO! (Coolest Thing We've Ever Done)

We traveled to Mexico a few years ago and discovered the world of cenotes, and this time we finally got to scuba dive in them! Diving through the caverns of the gorgeous cenotes was an unbelievable experience!

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Cenote Cave Diving Tulum Mexico May 2011 Part2

This is a video of a Cenote wich is an underwater Cave. This video is in a Cenote in Tulum Mexico about 2:30 hours from Cancun.This is something nice to do if you visit Cancun,Playa del Carmen,Cazumel or Islas Mujeres.