@dafoodiebaddie's Review of Gran Cenote - Tulum, Mexico

Come take a shower with your girl the foodie body lol jk This is grand cenote and they really have some beautiful aspects to it I was obsessed with all the plants like the it seemed like paradise. It was giving oasis vibes. I was literally living for it, but Let's jump right into the cenote. So this is this is the cenote looking down And before you can even get in you have to take a shower and that's what you guys saw me doing um you just want to make sure you're getting all that chemical and stuff off of you and then they'll hand you a life vest which is required here's the rest of the cenote once you get downstairs and it's really beautiful i i don't even have the words to express how pretty it was and it was just so calm now let's talk about this jump it was horrible first of all right here on the wood you can see like the green algae and pretty much everywhere the sun is not touching is slippery. I lost a contact and lashes during this little trip, but the turtles were thriving and I'm obsessed with animals. This little guy did not want me around. He was like, get out of here. Cool. I went on my way. I started enjoying the cenote and I branched off into the next section. In the cave, there were bats and birds. The sand is white, which I really liked. And I went ahead and took my life vest off while there was nobody walking around to monitor me and did this little swimmy swim for y'all. You know, just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming. Because Nemo is a thing and so am I. But it was really nice down there. I loved it. And what I really, really like about it is just very calm. It was quiet. Even though there were people there, it wasn't like a lot going on. It's a perfect place to like declutter. maybe just relax, sunbathe. And it really just had like pretty natural environment. And lastly, this iguana, I really got too close to him. He had to duck off on me and star head nodding me because I was in his territory. But I enjoyed this moment more than anything at the cenote.