Two people tour a crystal-clear underground cenote on the creator's land. The water is sweet, full of small fish that nibble dead skin, and some passages extend 7 km underwater. Cenotes were sacred to the Maya and this one feels magical and healing.
Over 15 ft deep.
About 7 km of underground water caves.
They eat the dead skin off the speaker's feet.
Sweet (fresh) water; crystal clear.
In the earth. This is the cenote. Want to go for a swim? Let's go. Natural swimming pool.
Where I get to.
Swim every day. Some of you asked me what it is. It's an underground water cave and the water you can see is totally crystal clear and look at all the little fish I have. They like to eat the dead skin off of my feet. Pretty cool. So the water is actual sweet water because it comes down through the stalag. I might get this wrong but there's stalactites and stalagmites.
The cenotes are very sacred places for the Mayan culture where they hold a lot of ceremonies. It's quite deep in several places over 15ft deep. There's also a large hole under the water that goes into about 7 km of underground water caves where professional divers come and take a look. There's the entrance where you come in. It's just absolutely magical and healing to be in these waters.
It's pure heaven. Pure.
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