Cenote swims offer a refreshing break from the heat and humidity found the jungles of the Yucatan. The cool refreshing waters provides for a perfect escape. They also offer a chance to penetrate the magical and mystical Mayan world. Each cenote is different, no swim the same in the 6,000+ found on the peninsula. And on my last adventure to the Yucatan, we visited the state of Yucatán famous for Chichen Itza, but I spent most of my time this visit chasing cenotes.
Visiting the same destination again never needs to mean you take on the same activities and places. Many destinations offer many types of adventures and this trip to the Yucatan was much different than my prior adventure Staying Adventurous subscribers will know form episode 2. This time is was all about the cenotes. Listen in, enjoy a journey filled with plenty of travel tips on another Yucatan adventure.
Staying Adventurous Podcast Shownotes
Stay Adventurous | Stay Luxurious Content
- Where to Eat in Merida
- The Destino Mio Sunset
- Chasing Cenotes through Adventures
- The State of Yucatan (Staying Adventurous Podcast Ep #2)
- Walking Chichen Itza
- The Sacred Cenote
- Find @StayAdventurous on Instagram and view #Stay_Yucatan
swimming in a cenote
Yucatan Travelers & Interviewees
- Gullierom de Anada, archaeologist dedicated to research on Maya civilization. Specialties include the study of caves and cenotes in the Yucatan and a Nat Geo Explorer
- Jonathan Soroff, a columnist for Boston Magazine and travel writer. Follow him on Instagram @jonsoroff/
Attractions & Destinations on the Podcast
- Ek Balam, Mayan Ruins in the Yucatan
- Meson de Marques , hotel in Valladolid
- Selva Maya for a cenote swim and an Zipline
- XperienceMayaExp for ATVS to Cenotes
- Destino Mio – exclusive luxury property
- Ziz-Ha Tours Sisal tours in the gulf of Mexico to hidden cenotes
a craft mezcal cocktail at at the counter to watch the new yucateca cuisine be prepared
Restaurants on the Podcast
