Mexico is one of the best countries in the world for scuba diving. Its coastline boasts the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere (and the second largest in the ...

Over the last decade, Tulum has blossomed into a major tourist destination along the Yucatán Peninsula. One of the main attractions are the thousands of cenotes that blanket Tulum, where people swim, ...

Tulum’s cenotes aren’t just swimming holes; they’re natural wonders steeped in history, beauty, and adventure. Nestled throughout the lush jungles of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, these freshwater sinkholes ...

There are dozens of reasons to visit Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, from its white-sand beaches to its world-class resorts and ancient stone temples. But one of the peninsula’s most enchanting ...

I think you have to be a scuba diver at heart to look at a giant hole in the ground filled with water and think, “Strap a little tank of air to my back and get me in there!”. So, that’s precisely what ...

Previous visitors routinely praise Cenote Dos Ojos for its beauty, saying the water is unbelievably clear. They also appreciated the ample adventure opportunities. Here, you'll find two cenotes ...

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Playa del Carmen offers access to some of the best diving spots in the Western Hemisphere, especially just offshore near Cozumel. Travelers say you can't come to Playa del Carmen without taking a dip ...

Beneath lush greenery, Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula is like Swiss cheese. The bedrock is pocked with thousands of sinkholes, formed when limestone collapses and cool groundwater seeps in. In centuries ...