If you’re a scuba diver, I’d highly recommend diving some of the cenotes in Mexico. Blair and I completed a couple of them on our last trip to Mexico. I’ve also completed a number of cenote dives on prior trips. Here are some photos from the recent dives.
Mexican Cenotes
I’ve had the chance to scuba dive in several great locations across the globe. That includes doing a bunch of Cenotes (cavern) diving in eastern Mexico. Here are a few photos from my recent Cenote dives.
me…..taken with my camera by my dive buddy
Our dive guide on this day - Shawn
Halsanefshelier Sea Cave
Here is another great spot in Iceland. You can’t see the three sea caves (one to our right and two to our left) in this photo. There are a number of spots around Iceland where you can see basalt shaped rocks like this created by past lava flow. This spot has tons of them, and they are super big. The make up the entire structure of the caves and the area around them.
You can get some idea of the scale of them, just by seeing us sitting on a couple of them. This photo probably includes 1% of them in this area.
The location also has a very cool black pebble stone beach. We didn’t go to this spot on our first Iceland trip, but I’m very glad we did on this trip. Great experience!!
Warning Signs While Caving Diving
In August, I traveled to the Tulum area of Mexico. While I was there, I scuba dived some cenotes, which are very common in that area. The water is crystal clear and the cave systems are very cool. This is the warning sign prior to entering one of the caves.
