YUCATÁN,
MEXICO
e peninsula is home to about 6,000
cenotes (or caves) that are perfect for
underwater exploration. ere are a
variety of dive sites to choose from,
whether you're in search of reefs,
wrecks or ruins. Most of these cenotes
leave pools of magnificent blue water
at their peaks, allowing you to enjoy
floating and cliff diving. Yucatán
attracts divers from all over the world
due to its tropical climate and warm
waters. Glide through the translucent
waters that were once revered and
essential to life for ancient Mayans.
Sunlight reflecting off of overhanging
limestone stalagmites, air pockets
and submerged tunnels will make
anyone feel like Captain Nemo. Here,
you can channel your inner explorer
and witness some of the most unique
underwater landscapes in the world.
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