Are you looking for information on the best cenotes for Mexico cave diving? You’re in the right place. I live in Cozumel and have been a certified scuba diver for over 15 years. I’m also fascinated by ...

Formed by rainwater flowing through limestone over millennia, cenotes are arguably one of the coolest things you can see on your next trip to the area. Cenotes are usually a part of greater ...

What de Anda has been waiting anxiously for his friend Montero to determine is whether the water at the bottom of this nondescript natural well, or cenote, had acted as a sacred sundial and ...

The artist also mentioned that visiting this place was very special for her. Camila Sodi visited a cenote in Yucatan (Photo: Instagram @camilasodi_) “Carlota is being born. Cenote Carlota is called.

A cenote is a natural sinkhole filled with groundwater. This one, Cenote Ik Kil in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, is about 90 feet below ground level — and the water itself is around 130 feet deep.

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.

“To protect the internationally important and culturally sacred cenotes under many of the Yucatán’s pig factory farms, it’s essential to ensure that these facilities don’t pollute. I’m hopeful that ...

Here are some of the most awesome geological wonders from around the world. Tulum in Mexico is famous for its cenotes Cenotes (pronounced seh-noh-teys) are essentially huge sinkholes in the ground ...

Yucatan is west of the overrated Quintana Roo ... There are Mayan ruins to see (and not just Chichén Itzá); there are cenotes to dive into (how cool to swim in a crater-made, crystal-blue ...