You can explore at your own pace , stay as long as you please for under ten dollars . I am grateful for the reviews posted here so far. Between the two, there is a blurry zone where waters mix, which is called “halocline”, with an important difference in temperature, called “thermocline”.Close to Tulum, this is one of the first explored caverns in Yucatan. In fact, they used them as freshwater storage, and also as a worship place in which they threw offerings. The tour provides two different 45-minutes dives.On our way back, we will stop for a quick local lunch before returning to the Dive Center around 2 p.m.We offer brand new Toyota’s pick up in order to offer the best comfort. #3 I saw a comment regarding wetsuits and wonder about the range of sizes that a wet suit will fit and about the availability.#4 Do you tour the Cenotes at your own pace and are some more difficult to navigate than others for those who are older? We preferred snorkeling the enclosed cenotes (cavern) rather than an open one.This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. Even my tiny teen daughter gets cold easily so I am concerned about wasting time and money on a day trip that could become very uncomfortable half way through. (in Cancun/Merida in Nov) Report inappropriate content .

Underwater photographers will be thrilled with the clear waters, which allow for aquatic-playground shots in high-definition clarity. The grand cenote is another good option near Tulum. See all. Probably not worth hauling two wetsuits down here. It is actually the main entrance of the Sac Actun system (The White...Also known as Cenote Eden, it is located 15 miles South away from Playa del Carmen. Il y en a partout, de toutes tailles, éparpillés dans la jungle, mais aussi au cœur des villes et villages, qui se sont développés autour de ces puits na… Plongée en cenotes au Mexique Cenotes. again...we loved using them because they "customized" a tour for our group size and interests!Thank you for the info we are really looking forward to it!We took the collectivo which dropped us off at Dos Ojos, which I thought was the place I had been to 9 years prior, but that was Hidden Worlds (next one-south). It is a well that has a thick...Located 30 miles away from Playa del Carmen, Dos Ojos is one of the most famous cavern dives thanks to the movie Amazing Caves. For the Cenotes we both wear the same wetsuits we use for ocean diving in Cozumel - 3mm's. You will see stalagmites and stalactites, of course, but also huge underwater cathedrals and breathtaking light effects.Dos Ojos and Chac Mool are two of the most famous cenotes, but we also invite you to discover Angelita, a cenote in which decaying plants form a sulfur cloud that makes you feel like you are flying when diving through.Some unforgettable dives, so typical of this area of Mexico.You cannot miss them! La plus grande concentration de cénotes se trouve au Mexique, dans la péninsule du Yucatán. Re: Cenotes tours - water temperature and safety? My Mum is able but obviously needs to be cautious and safe.I am hoping to stay somewhere on the beach close to Akumal and Yal Kul lagoon again so any tips on resorts are welcome. “Cenotes” are sinkholes in the middle of the jungle.They are formed when the limestone ground dissolves and collapses above an underground network of caves and rivers.This geological feature is typical of the Yucatan peninsula and creates natural wells that can be of a large size. Re: Cenotes tours - water temperature and safety? Thanks for the input!! NEW: New Turtle/Snorkel rules are now in place (or being put in place)UPDATED: Getting around - car/taxi/bus/tours/colectivos/private driversAkumal town,Maps, research sites and best activities to do (Cenotes / Xplor and More)Medical Care / Is food and water safe / do I need shots / ZIKA UPDATEAirport Info, Room Tax, import limits, what to pack, transfers to your resort & backBeaches and Beach Clubs from Puerto Aventuras, Xpu-Ha, Akumal and down to TulumSunscreen, bug juice, Rashguards, Snorkel equipmentWeather, Hurricane, WebCam sites. This...Casa Cenote connects one of the largest underwater caves networks in the world, Nohoch-Na-Chich, to the ocean. There is no need of a tour at many cenotes including all of the cenotes mentioned above . Related: What are the most popular tours in Quintana Roo? Ce sont des trous, des gouffres, formés par l’effondrement de la roche calcaire, remplis d’eau douce. Yes, the water was chilly but it was great. The water temps won't change and are 25 degrees (77F) in the cenotes, I would suggest a 5mm if possible. It is the largest underwater cave in the world and the deepest one ever...Gran Cenote is 2,5 miles away from Tulum in direction to Coba. There was a ladder system that was safe and if you didn't want to snorkel there was a little picnic table area above that was safe and in the sun/shade where you you could hang out. température de l'eau dans les cenotes - forum Mexique - Besoin d'infos sur Mexique ?