Amazing Cenotes in Mexico to Dive and Snorkel
There is no doubt that Mexico is an amazing country to visit, not just for the typical tourism but also for unique scuba diving and snorkeling experience. Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula […]
Angelita, A Mystical Cenote I Failed to Dive
Following is a video of the mystical scenery in the Angelita Cenote. The video was captured by Dutchie. After seven years of scuba diving, I have been fearless to scuba […]
Unexpected Stay at Chetumal: Things to Do
Dutchie and I left Tulum (Mexico) at 9:30 am by ADO bus to Chetumal, where we supposed to take a boat to San Pedro (Belize). The bus ride took 3.5 […]
Casa Cenote Rays of Light
“Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography.” George […]
Five Facts about the Tulum Ruins
No, I will not recall the ruins just that Mexican thing. Tulum Ruins (Tulum, Mexico) are unique, an interesting and intriguing place to visit. In fact, it is the most visited archeological site […]
Exploring the Grand Cenote
The cenote is a deep natural well or sinkhole formed by the collapse of surface limestone that exposes groundwater. Mexico has numerous cenotes around its territory, and they are considered significant […]
Colorful Murals in Tulum
One thing that strikes me when visiting Tulum (Mexico) was there were so many colorful murals on their town streets. The themes of the paintings are varied from ocean-related to the […]
Magical El Pit, A Cenote to Dive For!
El Pit or in English: The Pit, is perhaps the most spectacular cenote in Tulum (Mexico) that I have ever dove. The cenote is exclusively for certified scuba divers. Following […]
Review: Aloft Hotels, Staying at Modern Chic Hotels
What I expressed in this post is truly based on my travel experience. All images are taken by myself in the hotels’ premises. Our experience staying at Aloft Hotels […]
Cancun Underwater Museum – Is It Worth to Visit?
I am writing the review of Cancun – Mexico Underwater Museum (MUSA) in between of Isla Mujeres and Cancun as a certified scuba diver with logged dives in several countries under various […]
Cancun Beach Pictures
Cancún has one of finest beaches I have ever seen. It is a picturesque beach that you feel like spending your whole day being lazy on the beach. My images […]
Tulum: After the Hurricane Earl
After our dive in the Cenotes Dos Ojos (Tulum, Mexico) yesterday, our dive center decided to cancel our diving on the next day due to the hurricane’s warning. The hurricane […]
5-Day Mexican Breakfasts
It was six years ago when we visited Mexico for the first time. We are going to visit the country again, although it will be different places, still in Quintana Roo […]
The Whale Sharks and Oslob’s Controversy
Sixth Edition of Marine Life monthly post. My apology for the delay than its usual date on the 19th. Please join the polling on this post, share your opinion on […]
Monochrome Monday: El Castillo
El Castillo or Temple of Kukulcan is the center of archaeological site of Chichén Itzá, one of the largest Maya cities. Chichén Itzá is located in the eastern part of Yucatán state in Mexico. This […]
Lionfish: to love and to hate
Last month I posted a short article about a special marine species, the colorful Nudibranch. I get inspired after many positive response – thank you! – to write on monthly […]
