CENOTE DIVING IN MEXICO! (Coolest Thing We've Ever Done)

In the last video we showed you what our perfect idea of ​​a relaxing vacation looked like, but the truth is that we only have so much time to sit back and relax, so today we got up with the sunrise and left this resort and drove an hour south We just arrived in Tulum and today we are going to do some

thing

we have wanted to do for so long for our second wedding anniversary. We came to Mexico and discovered

cenote

s for the first leg. I remember searching on Google how to pronounce

cenote

. I remember vividly while we were

diving

and as we looked down and saw the bubbles of the divers coming up and I was thinking how cool it would be to be able to go down there and experience it all, these rays of light that you see coming through the trees behind me with the smoke this is what we hope to capture underwater today I n

ever

thought about burning trash the cookies are beautiful we just arrived at our first Ponderosa cenote, also known as the Garden of Eden, the water is already very blue and clear, but this is a super dive unique because we started in this cenote swimming under a cave and then in another cenote.

We've n

ever

done

any

thing

like this, so Kara hasn't gone crazy about

diving

yet. I'm a little ahead, but you know. This wall that we see behind us we are literally swimming underneath and you can't see the other side, you can't see where the other cenote is from here, but apparently it's about a hundred meters in that direction, 100 meters with no form of surface to As far as you can see, you can see light on both sides, but there will be a ceiling above us the entire time, although I have dived quite a bit in the past, I was quite nervous about doing this dive, not only are we going to be under the eruption unable to get out. the surface for 100 meters, there will be very little light and it became dark very quickly, everything that we can see where our rays of light and everything that we could hear or our brothers, any hearing that we still had, completely disappeared as soon as we saw by first time a white rise shooting up from the surface after doing a quick service in the second cenote and talking to each other about how amazing the dive had been, we descended again and returned to where we started.

That was so good. I mean, I knew we were coming to swim in some of the clearest water of my entire life, but my expectations were here and they were far exceeded, it was so amazing, the rays of light were incredible, how sometimes you see rays like that when you are . going up into the ocean, but I had never seen them like that and seeing all the tree roots and the stalagmites and the stockings was horrible, it was so cool and another really interesting thing about diving that I had never heard before is that the salt The water and Fresh water doesn't mix, so it went down to about 14 meters.

There was something strange like that, like I don't know, like a blurry law. Yeah, look at the line where they weren't mixing and then if you're swimming correctly. behind someone, their fins would blend together and it would be a beautiful blur if it was like the person in front of you, it would just become a shape like heels, like your eyeballs going out of focus or like when the camera is going out of focus. I loved it, so I'm not sure how it will look on camera, but if during the dive the camera gets blurry, it's not the GoPro, it's actually the water, yes, it really was. cool and then the warm patches, I think it was the Thomasson salt water, we would be in this really warm place.

All I want to say here is that the fresh water was very cold. I thought we were going to swim in clear water and I was so It's a much more experience than that tamale for a minute. I have improved and now we have just arrived at our second cenote dive of the day, Dos Ojos, which is perhaps one of the most famous cenotes in all of Mexico as well. one of the bigger ones and across the other one back to the upper environment it's right on the edge there will always be light coming in here and then we'll get to this point okay we got an email from a couple of divers who had Over 500 dives under their belt and they said Two Eyes was by far their favorite so I had very high expectations.

It did not disappoint. The water was so clear it didn't even feel like we were looking at the water. It was like we were just there. Suspended in the air, we were lucky enough to be able to dive with a photographer who worked with National Geographic and fortunately, his bright lights allowed us to see much more of the cave than we would have been able to see otherwise, plus we took a really cool photo . to say how amazing a couple emailed us was, you didn't take two eyes off us it's the

coolest

dive we've ever

done

it was a lot heavier than the first one like the first one was amazing with this one I had all these things to look at and the Light rays.

Such a fun fact about two eyes is that it was actually found by the US Air Force. Was it the Air Force? Was it the Air Force? There was a hurricane in the area and they were looking for survivors and saw these. two circles that looked like eyes two eyes two eyes that's how they found each other but I actually set up the drone thinking I was going to get this really cool photo of two eyes and then the jungle and you had to be looking really close to see This is another one Fun fact about Two Eyes that has more to do with the two of us.

Didn't we come here the first time in 2015? We thought, oh, let's go snorkeling in Dos Ojos because it's the

coolest

planet, but he just says. to do and we pulled into the parking lot and looked at the entrance fee and then we got back in the car and went to Fremont Ellen. I don't think it's free, but it's run by a local. It was like two dollars a long way. on our trips, but it's worth it and now we're going to finish today in the best way, today diving in Mexico, nice bag, back, in slow motion, sorry, I thought it was like excited, come on, dad, not yours, hmm , beep, everyone. trying to burst that yours is still a little stuffy