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In this article, I’ll go over everything you can expect when diving Chac Mool, and why it’s one of my favorite cenotes in Mexico to dive. What’s fascinating about Cenote Chac Mool’s hydrogen sulfide is that it occurs very close to the surface and you have both natural light and the mystical cloud layer. The Halocline is very close to the Hydrogen Sulfide, and I found it to be very mixed up for several meters and more of a distraction from the dive than a desirable razor fine line between fresh and saltwater. In addition to diving Chac Mool Cenote and Little Brother Lines, you can also dive Kukuclan as a separate dive.

The most unique feature of the lagoon is the cobalt blue cenote that sits in the center, whose water is starkly contrasted against Laguna Kaan Luum’s shallow green outer edge. No matter what you plan to do, you won’t regret your visit to Laguna Kaan Luum – one of Tulum’s best-kept secrets. Before you leave Tulum we suggest have Google Maps directions started, even when you lose service as long as you started directions before you lost service you’ll continue to get directions. You’ll have to walk through the shallow waters to find them, but they’re a fun and relaxing activity to keep you entertained during your visit.

Fort Mose Historic State Park was the site of the country’s first free black settlement for slaves who escaped British colonial rule. In a city as historic as St. Augustine, it’s crucial to visit a few museums to understand St. Augustine’s impact on American history. One of the best places to learn about St. Augustine’s history and culture is at the Lightner Museum, which is housed in the Hotel Alcazar (a stunning Spanish Renaissance building that’s worth visiting in its own right). You’ll also find the Old Spanish Coquina Quarries, an archeological site filled with coquina stone used for the Castillo de San Marco fort.

So, unlike other cenotes like the El Pit which only have a thin wispy cloud, here in Cenote Angelita the cloud is dense and thick. 500 Pesos is charged for a camera larger than a GoPro (generally) Misleading information on the “Underground River” of Cenote Angelita When researching Cenote Angelita online you likely find many articles referencing an “Underground River” when referring to the hydrogen sulfide layer. Cenote Angelita is a large open top cenote surrounded by jungle and at 30 meters you will find a very unique hydrogen sulfide cloud which is the main draw to diving this cenote. Located 30 meters below the surface is a fascinating cloud layer made up of Hydrogen Sulfide.