EXTREME DIVING: cave diving with an open dive plan!

Today, our "extreme diving" story is about how to go cave diving without a specific plan.
An open plan is based on a basic knowledge of the site, and taking decisions underwater about where to go. This is especially useful when going into a cave for the first time, without a map. Taking data will be very important to plan future dives with more information!
As always, my equipment of choice for cave diving is the sidemount.
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[@mickyoung1707]

Is that La Gloria?

[@phgachoud]

make sure to take some extra tanks 75 looks short for the ambitions :) thx for sharing and filming!

[@Ghost-Divers]

Eheheheh!

[@gonnahavetotakeyolyf]

Hitting the roof and long fins , is this why every publically known cenote has trashed and damaged stalactites and stalagmites. Now i know why people keep the good stuff secret .

[@angelolee9044]

Hello. What type of swivels are you using on your 2nd stages?

[@Ghost-Divers]

I use 120° elbows... I used the 90° ones for a while, but the hoses were tooclose to my neck. I find my curren configuration more comfortable, and still streamlined.