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Underwater Photo Location: Cenote Nah Hya

Underwater Photo Location: Cenote Nah Hya

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Nice light show with some animal bones
Facts about Cenote Nah Hya
  • It is in Mexico
  • The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
Dive types
freshwater


Diving facilities
air

Photo facilities
wideangle

by Raoul Caprez
Olé !

by Raoul Caprez
Natural light show

by Raoul Caprez
buddies in the light

by Raoul Caprez
SUN RAYS, BUBBLES and FUN

by Raoul Caprez
Through the laser

by Raoul Caprez
Back to the surface

by Raoul Caprez
Olé toro !

by Raoul Caprez
Buddies in the light

by Raoul Caprez
Follow the light to reach the heaven (freediving in a mexico cenote)

by Raoul Caprez
Back to the surface

by Raoul Caprez
Solarium

by Raoul Caprez
Diving call

by Raoul Caprez
Diving in the sunlight

by Raoul Caprez
Lazer game

by Raoul Caprez
In the sunlight !

by Raoul Caprez
Entry in the sunlight
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