diving in the cenotes

maskit & amir diving in mexico

[@TheJoeth]

Es genial,MEXICO simplemente es lo mejor del planeta.

[@nacalosc]

Trop géniale!!! J'irais absolument!!! Ces jeux de lumières... magique!

[@thethoughtemporium]

there are fish. they're tiny and only really seen at the start of the caves.

[@isasi11]

jo que video mas bueno, dentro de poco yo me voy a los cenotes

[@bimbus111]

I got certified with these guys back when I was 12 :)

[@MariPrindesci]

Incredible, it's such a magical place! I'm Mexican myself and haven't been there until now. yeah, I know, sad me :(

[@SSIops]

The journey there is usually greater than the destination. Immersing your self in the moment and taking in the rich cultural heritage of foreign destinations are just as much a part of SCUBA as the actual dive. Fortune struck these divers when the destination was just as great (if not better) as the journey. I would LOVE to go dive there someday!

[@mexicana211]

supper hermosooo este videoo clarooo es en MEXICO :D

[@schizlor]

You can do both. In diving, you either do a stride jump where you extend one foot out and push off,jumping into the water feet first, or you can do a back-roll. The back roll is often easier when diving from a boat, because you dont have to stand up with all your equipment on, walk to the edge, and leap off,you simply sit on the edge,get set, and roll off backward into the water. Here they may be instructed to do it that way to prevent injury from the rocks which are very close below the surface

[@clinehar]

ya the playa del carmen reef is cool to dive on. had a great time there.

[@adrienne0miss]

damn...that looks amazing. I would prob be too chicken to try but would love to one day

[@RavenswoodProductions]

On my list of places I want to dive.

[@tangerine1490]

sheck exley - respect! :)

[@clin1392]

if there's no fish there must be some sort of animals living down there

[@Ihadnootherchoice]

i went diving in one it was spectacular

[@breedswithsheep]

@mcbuhito I I have never been to this very cenote but I have dived many others in that area. Basically all of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico is full of these underground caves. You can contract guides in Cancun, Riviera Maya and Cozumel, but also in Merida city on the northern tip of the Peninsula. Make sure that your guide is a real professional because this caves require a good degree of expertise. Enjoy!

[@029odiseo]

"Mexico is safest than many cities in united states" CARLOS PASCUAL (Ambassador of The United States in Mexico). ---> Agree :)

[@kalakalsiva]

@keraunoforos This is AR Rahman' Theme music for the Indian Tamil Movie called "Bombay"

[@xllGustavollx]

Solo en Mexico hay cenotes.

[@kalakalsiva]

@ALBANIL777 AR Rahman's Theme Music for the Indian/Tamil movie called "Bombay"

[@h5y]

Awesome video. Although not sure what you were thinking with the cheap porno music at 4:07.

[@Menuche]

Disculpen ,¿alguien me podria decir como se llama la canción del principio?,es muy relajante,gracias

[@tomtomtomato1]

Just curious, why can't you just step in the water when scuba diving? why back first?

[@kaufeedrinker]

Not 100% pos, but I bet that having your body coming to a halt and a kind of weighty tank on your back comes crashing down on you might hurt more than other way around. Large body (human being) hit hard by a narrow one (your tank), where back first is narrow body slicing into water followed by wider one. Plus, if head first, you could injure your face, torso, etc. with unseen underwater objects, plus poss. hyperextending arms when making the plunge. Other way less risk for injury.

[@calx98]

Did you shoot this or the dive shop you dove with?

[@littlepiggy350]

I dove there

[@ponty490]

What occupation involves underwater exploring?

[@panchodaman]

Is there a Patron Saint for diving?

[@mcbuhito]

We are going in this Agust but where is this at???

[@htbadger]

ur sitting down already on the side of a boat, if u wanna stand with a belt full of lead and a tank strapped to u thats fine, or backwards roll of the boat...less effort, its that simple!

[@TheSonjaxfactor]

how long does it take to become a a certified cave diver?

[@jacktorre5973]

¿es el Cenote de Mexico?

[@APIC4PINY4L3G]

@mcbuhito Mexico

[@breedswithsheep]

@qwertypluss The army is out in full force on the streets trying to protect civilians and contain the violence. An estimated (by the DEA) $ 55 billion dollars of drugs passes every year through México to go to the U.S. Needless to say, the Cartels are well armed and have a lot of protection. Civilians get caught in the street battles everyday. The saddest part is that Mexicans in general, don`t use drugs. In box me if you want to talk about this more. I want people to enjoy México. :)

[@drgaiger]

what´s the name of the tours guide or dive shop?

[@clin1392]

NO FISH ?

[@TANSD]

Name of the second song?

[@ALBANIL777]

who´s music is that?

[@Folkboat11]

@clin1392 Why would there be?

[@breedswithsheep]

@qwertypluss Type Decapitados or Balacera on You Tube and you`ll find out.

[@breedswithsheep]

@qwertypluss Hi, it`s safe to travel to the main tourist destinations like Cancùn, Cozumel, etc. Colonial cities like Puebla and Oaxaca in the center of México are safe also. You should avoid, unfortunately, the States bordering with the U.S. because that`s where most of the violence is occurring. Also, as long as you don`t go looking for trouble (drugs) you are safe. My México is a remarkable place to visit and enjoy. Come, exercise good sense and discover what we have to offer :)

[@breedswithsheep]

What amount of BS are you referring to?

[@chagOwwuUUu]

what an amount of BS I used to live in the Northern part of Mexico and till now I go 2-4 times a year to visit. Never have I been in a crossfire, everyday living in fear in my very own home. P.S. this has nothing to do with the video..try to enjoy the video.