Each day enjoy 2 dives to some of the most unique cenotes around the Yucatan. Quite literally, you're gonna see them all. Witness epic light beams, and ancient bones, evidence of life that existed before our time. Stop for a local mayan lunch made by the villagers who live in close proximity to the cenotes for the most cultural part of the day. 

The Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos in spanish) Is a day to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away. It's not meant to be a sad day, the focus is on celebrating their lives where families share stories, music and food, decorating the streets and alters they make with bright colors. It's a way to feel close to them and keep their memory alive with love and happiness. 

We will venture to the city center to witness the parades and festivals with people dressed as skeletons and perform traditional dances and music. 

After our last dive of the trip, we will finish the day off with a peak into history of the Mayan people and their ancient city of Uxmal. Similar to the famous Chichen Itza, this is the lesser known archeological site holding the same if not more beautiful ruins.