Are you looking for information on the best cenotes for Mexico cave diving? You’re in the right place. I live in Cozumel and ...

A natural well filled with dark mysteries that was used as a Mayan human sacrificial pit that holds much wonder to all who ...

From crystal-clear waters to amazing rock formations, cave swimming is an adventure that is both thrilling and peaceful. Here ...

During the past couple of decades archaeologists have begun paying close attention to the role of caves, the zenith sun, and now—through de Anda—cenotes, in the beliefs and world vision of the ...

Others appreciated the tranquil atmosphere of the caves and the opportunity to learn more about the role of cenotes in Mayan culture. However, some were disappointed by the guides’ pushy tactics ...

One of the park's most popular attractions is the cave. Experts estimate the entire system is 5 million years old. It features stalactites and stalagmites as well as cenotes with mirror-smooth waters.

Some cenotes acquired particular religious significance ... A group of divers have discovered Mayan caves over 4,000 years old in eastern Mexico. Measuring at 215 miles long, it is believed ...

Archeologists in Mexico have found fossils of extinct animals in a cenote in Umán, Yucatán, including those of a giant sloth ...

Explore the stunning cenotes in Mexico, unique natural sinkholes with rich ecosystems and ancient cultural significance.

There are dozens of reasons to visit Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, from its white-sand beaches to its world-class resorts and ancient stone temples. But one of the peninsula’s most enchanting ...

When the sea levels rose, water flooded back in, eroding the caves more. Eventually the roofs collapsed, leaving behind the large cenotes we can see today. While we now know how they came about ...