Get a rare and exclusive look at cenotes Dos Ojos and Chac Mool, two of the most sought after wondrous underwater caverns of the Mayan Riviera in Mexico, just outside of Playa Del Carmen. A cenote is a natural pit resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Both Dos Ojos and Chac Mool are known for their incredible natural formations. Dangling majestically from the ceiling, stalactites, and penetrating up from the floor below, stalagmites, each took over 100,000 years to form - so do not touch. One could dive Dos Ojos a number of times and still not witness all of it's splendor. At the end of one of the dives at Dos Ojos, there is an incredible natural formation which some see as the Virgin Mary, others see as a family; a man, holding a woman, holding a child. View this formation toward the end of the video. What will you see?
- Filmed by Pepe Urbina Bravo and Shawn Mahoney
- Shot on Canon 1DX MKII.
- Housing by Nauticam.
- Lights by Gates Underwater Products: Dual G14’s @14,000 lumens.
- Lenses 1: Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L III and Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EF DG fisheye.
- Music by Tony Anderson.
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