I’ve dived all over, but there’s something about cenotes that never gets old. I’m obsessed. Each one is like its own secret swimming hole. Some look small on the outside, but once you’re in, they open ...

Exploring Mexico’s cenotes is an unforgettable experience, but to fully enjoy these natural wonders, preparation is key.

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But the cenotes in Mexico are especially popular in an area of the world famed for its offshore diving. Angelita — it translates to “little angel” — is special among the Mexican cenotes.

Diving the underwater museum, relaxing on Isla Mujeres, and traveling to Chichen Itza were all day trips that we thoroughly enjoyed during our time on the Yucatan Peninsula. But above all else, our ...

There’s hardly a better way to spend a hot day than swimming in a cenote on Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. The cool, fresh, 75-degree cenote water is delightful now, when temperatures are in the ...

Chichen Itza has a particularly lovely and well-maintained cenote, Ik Kil, that attracts throngs of tourists and locals alike and provides towels and a locker for under $10.

This works in the dry plateau of Central Mexico, but in the Yucatan’s fractured karst landscape, the waste bubbles up, contaminating the cenotes and the local water supply.