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Akumal, Mexico is worth a visit just for being able to snorkel with sea turtles just off shore! The beaches here are also beautiful, but seeing these creatures in the water is truly magical. Check out my next video for my tips on how and where to see them!

Here I rate and discuss the snorkeling that we did and that you can do to at my favorite cenote in Mexico, the Garden of Eden Cenote! This cenote has a lot to offer for snorkeling exploration. Check it out!

Here I rate and review the snorkeling at the cave swimming hole named "Cenote Tankach-Ha" near Tulum, Mexico. This is a massive underground cenote where you can see how deep the water is - probably 50ft or more!

Here I discuss the cost of swimming and snorkeling at Cenote Escondido in Tulum, Mexico! The price is very affordable at 100 pesos (which is $5), which was a very affordable price. Check it out!

Here I rate the snorkeling at Cenote Escondido AKA "Hidden Cenote" in Tulum, Mexico, including snorkeling through this secret canal! This was such a cool experience, especially with a plethora of fish being visible in this area.

Here I rate the snorkeling at Cenote Cristal in Tulum, Mexico. Although the Cenote was gorgeous, I couldn't give the snorkeling a very high rating. Check out my video to see why!

Here I rate the snorkeling at Gran Cenote in Tulum, Mexico, which received a PERFECT 5/5 rating from me! There are some many beautiful sights to see including rays of sunlight, rocks, caves, and freshwater turtles. Check it out!

This is how I rated the snorkeling at Cenote Calavera in Tulum Mexico. Snorkeling at a cenote is one of the coolest things to do, and unfortunately I didn't rate this cenote's snorkelability very high. Check it out!

We spent a lot of time snorkeling at the Garden of Eden Cenote in Mexico. It was very vast and open with light shining through showcasing the many fish, rocks, and hidden gems littered throughout.

The "Jardin del Eden" or Garden of Eden Cenote is one of my favorite swimming holes in all of Mexico. It's only 30 minutes from Tulum and Playa del Carmen and it has some great areas for snorkeling, scuba diving, and overall exploration.

While snorkeling in Akumal Mexico, I came across a green sea turtle. This was my first time ever seeing a sea turtle, to it was an amazing unforgettable experience that I was happy to catch on camera!

Here is footage of a recent trip to Akumal, Mexico where I explored the underwater ecosystem! Here we can see a lot of coral reef, interesting sea plants, fish, and even a sea turtle! Check out the next video for more sea turtles.

After discovering a hidden bay, I returned to the main bay via this remote jungle-y corridor. I then proceeded to snorkel and discover what there is to see in the Caribbean Sea of Mexico!

I was snorkeling in Akumal Mexico and saw a group of tropical fish commonly known as "Moorish Idol". They are beautiful and have numerous vertical stripes on their bodies.

At Cenote Tankach-Ha, I went snorkeling in the cave cenote which was extremely interesting. The water is almost 100ft deep and you can see to the very bottom. I could see a ton of interesting rocks and even some fish!

At Gran Cenote in Tulum, Mexico, there were many people swimming and snorkeling around. However, we were still able to get some pretty incredible water views. Check them out!

At Gran Cenote in Tulum, Mexico, there are countless Freshwater Turtles that are swimming or hanging around. If you bring snorkeling equipment, you can easily spot them swimming around you as you explore the beautiful underwater world.

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At Playa Pescadores (Fisherman's Beach) in Tulum, Mexico, my wife and I decided to take a dip in the ocean and try out some snorkeling. We didn't see a whole lot, so we decided to call it a day and get some pizza in the downtown area of Tulum. Check out next video to hear our thoughts about pizza in Mexico!

Here at Cenote Escondido in Tulum, Mexico, there are some great areas for snorkeling. I discovered a hidden passageway in the cenote that had tons of fish to see - it was a real adventure!