yo what's at the bottom of a cenote besides bones really unique tree pieces and roots
and also really cool stalagmites and also some really fun cenote fish but in today's
adventure i'm taking you to Nicte-Ha which is an amazing cenote that i loved
diving in whether you're interested in diving here or you just want to check it out
on plenty of tips and inspo for you in today's video so let's literally dive round
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it's refreshing and cold it's not that bad if you've been scuba diving in zanzibar like me it's
relatively cold but that's not where the story starts back again i'm back the next day at the
tay grabbing a coffee where i had just met the tulum mermaid the day before in case you missed
that video link in the description below but today i was meeting up with that's right i was meeting
up with mario you've seen me diving with him before at l pit but today we were going somewhere
special dos ojos is like known in tulum by a lot of people for a being a beautiful cenote
but at that same area is this hidden gem which is cenote nickdeja
we're getting set up whether you're scuba diving here or just coming to swim it should be 100 pesos
for about five dollars to get in i put a helpful link in the description below for you to check
that out but i came here to dive with mario his info in the description below what i think makes
this cenote super unique is nick de ha which is the flowers so pretty in here really pretty don't
forget it's a jungle it's hot in here too a lot of mosquitoes got a new freshie right here look
that's the new one for the collection
one of my favorite things about cenotes is how peaceful they are it's also why you gotta go
to the non-crowded one the color of the water these cenotes because again
there's it's fresh water it's just so blue and so pretty but this one's really unique because it has
nick day is the flower it's the water flower and it's really pretty
and they're they're all over the place one thing i can never get used to oh
uh i mean refreshing it's really refreshing that's really cold it's hard to get used to
while i wiggled into my wetsuit mario told me the story of nickdeha which is
she's the guard of this cenote and there's kind of a morbid but interesting story of
her and a prince but i will link it in the description below obviously it's way better
to hear it from mario in his accent and after i got suited up there is a
platform with a very clear sign that says no jumping but you know that's up to you
part of the reason to be honest why i jumped off the platform is out of necessity
i'm wearing a 5 mil wetsuit in other words in 90 degree heat with very high humidity
it is insanely insanely hot and cooling yourself off once you're in the wetsuit is really important
the water temperature on the other side is 77 degrees again
fresh water or very refreshing water again i've been scuba diving in very hot places
hot and cold it's all relative once you're in the water you get used to it eventually but i do have
some really cool bonnie or diving videos links in the description below if you want to check it out
but let's talk about what it's like diving in nick de ha as well as some interesting and helpful tips
we're not gonna pull its tail what we're talking about right now is how we're not gonna pull the
tail of the loch ness monster that is inside nick deja not literally there's no monsters in
there but one thing to know if you've never been cenote diving before is that it is dark and that
in itself especially if you're used to shallow reef diving can be a scary thing and so it might
take a minute to get used to because you need lights to be able to see anything nik teja is a
little bit more unique in that you will get more places with light but generally it's really dark
another helpful and interesting thing to know is that cenote diving is not cave diving in
other words you don't need a specific diving certification to be able to do these dives
because they are caverns but it is super important to dive with someone who knows
what they're doing which is why i always die with mario and i definitely recommend him
and just my opinion but because you're diving through more tight spaces in a cenote like
nickdeha i recommend that you have a little bit of diving experience under your belt in
other words don't make this your first dive there are more open cenotes and mario can
take you there he knows them all but you want to know where else he can take you yeah somewhere
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in the comments below if you have been diving in Tulum or elsewhere in the world and come join me
some of my bonaire diving videos are super fun or check out my other cenote diving video and i
will see you in the next adventure these fish really like me oh my goodness yo i got a man