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    A forest of lily pads cover the rolling green hills of this underwater garden. This Cenote is incredible in its contrast with colour and life in the garden and the darkness of the caves. by: rexy Views[800] The Cenote Aktun Ha nicknamed 'The Carwash' provided a spectacular underwater garden at its entry and hid two cave systems off either side. Returning to the garden was a steep slope that rewarded you with beautiful silhouettes. by: rexy Views[426] Technically a cavern, most cenotes do not require a Cave Certification. This sign (and the quickening darkness) was enough to give me the jitters, which made it difficult to point my torch and hold the camera steady! by: rexy Views[251] You reach this spectacular view after coming out of a series of darker tunnels. Though there is always natural light, the urge to swim quickly 'towards the light' is strong. by: rexy Views[247] On the stunning Yucatán Peninsular of Mexico, numerous Cenotes, or sinkholes, reveal underground pools of freshwater and caverns to explore. This ladder is at the Cenote Calavera, nicknamed 'The Temple of Doom' in Tulum. Most people take the 3m plunge to enter the water, but for some, this ladder is more appealing. by: rexy Views[384]
     
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