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| Region |
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| Location |
Dos Ojos, Nohoch Nah Chich |
| GPS Position |
N 20 17.844´, W 087 24.934
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| Land Owner |
Land leased from the Ejido Jacinto Pat by Pep Llinares
and Sergio Granucci
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| Dive Site Fee |
YES, Snorkeling is $18 USD per person
Cavern dives are $100 USD for 2 dives with guide, $120 USD with furnished
equipment
Cave dives are $180 USD each for one cave diver, $150 USD each for
two cave divers, $130 USD each for three cave divers, Guide is included
with either Sergio or Pep; NO EXCEPTIONS |
| Maximum Depth |
55 feet/16.6 meters |
| Average Depth |
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| Distance Explored / Surveyed |
50,000 feet/15,151.5 meters |
| First Explorers |
Pep Llinares and Sergio Grannuci |
| Other Explorers |
Ken Bosko, Steve Gerrard, and Robert Thorpe |
| Upstream |
YES |
| Downstream |
YES |
| Cavern Dive |
YES |
| Snorkeling |
YES |
| Cenotes within Cave System |
- Cenote Caracol
- Cenote Sastun
- Cenote Paanah
- Cenote Clemente
- Cenote El Abuelo
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| Cenote Location |
Two kilometers further into the jungle from the Cenote
Nohoch Nah Chich, ________ Ranch |
| Accessibility |
Main entrance at Cenote Caracol with wooden stairway
down into a huge air dome with 25 X 20 foot deck platform with steps |
| Cave Description |
Highly decorated passageways with no halocline, Very
long dives possible |
| Best Dives |
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| Map Available |
YES, Contact Sergio Granucci |
| Future Exploration |
YES, unlimited |
| History |
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| Other Activities |
There is a zip line and dry cave tour on a wooden board
walk, Barbeque lunch is available
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