How would you fancy a dip in the secret blue cenote as the locals call it? This little slice of heaven is hidden in the Ik-Kil park on the Riviera Maya in Mexico
P.S: Also, swimming over Manhattan or with Manatee.
P.P.S: Remember the serene jellyfish or the breathtaking ocean pool in Sydney?
(Photos via /by Elizabeth, Miguel Angel Sanchez, Victor Diaz & Pablo Damonte)
15 comments:
Beautiful.
Lindisimo!
:)
xoxo
~Natasha Fatah~
~Natasha Fatah~
I would definitely swim there! Happy weekend doll!
xoxo,
Chic 'n Cheap Living
I've been there! woot woot! :) It's amazing but so scary at the same time.
Oh boy, how awesome that you've been there. Lucky girl, Ana:)
Diana, we are going to Mexico this summer and we're going to check out this place 100%. Thanks, Jill
Diana, we are going to Mexico this summer and we're going to check out this place 100%. Thanks, Jill
Oh wow!!! The ivy hanging down is just WOW with the water! Oh I want to go!!1!!one!
I´ve been there!, its gorgeous,Diana! And the sounds of birds and water falling is hard to describe with words... It's a full senses experience!
Oh! I'm needing vacations right now!
Have the best weekend, dear!
Big hugs!
Inés
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Sign me up! This looks amazing.
That place looks amazing! Like something out of a dream, although I don't know if I could have dreamt that up...!
Have a great weekend!
Take me here, please! I'll pay both our admissions to the pool :)
amazing! I'd love to be there right now! and after swimming I'd eat mexican food until I passed out :)
my Easter weekend was lovely, btw.
Hope you enjoyed yours, too!
xoxo
Yes I've been there, it's amazing, beautiful and very deep too (kind of scary). It is located in an hotel facility (open to everyone, you just have to pay a fee and they provide you with lifejackets) It is near Chichen-Itza Pyramids. The water is very cool, but perfect for the hot weather in mexico. This place also has small cute black little fishies and there is a place where you can jump into the water (very scary too). It's worth to go and take a swim!
Anonymous, thanks for that. It sounds super cool!
It should also be noted that this is where ancient Mayans threw the remains of human sacarafices. Beautiful, but no thank you.
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