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Hopefully this hasn't been posted before. A quick search for the title didn't come up with anything. Here is a wonderful story horror story (or at least a slight adrenaline rush) of an unexpected cave diving experience.
And somebody just asked in another thread if it would be fine to dive the caverns in MX without a guide . . . here's an object lesson in why it is NOT.
And somebody just asked in another thread if it would be fine to dive the caverns in MX without a guide . . . here's an object lesson in why it is NOT.
Yeah, I'm heading down to Akumal in a couple months and was reading that thread too. The video you linked was both amusing but insightful. Yes, I like pushing limits but no, I don't like pushing in a direction that will get me dead.
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Originally Posted by TSandM
