X'cacel cave, Quintana Roo, Mexico

[reato]

Hello,
here you can read the preliminary report.
www.filoariannadive.com/xcacel.htm

[CaveBuddy95]

Thanks for the work you've done, hats off!
What an insane work you've done, that deserves great exposure.
I particularly like the detailed scientific study.

Is there gonna be a map?

(the French guy who takes pills!)

Nos vemos

[reato]

Thanks for the work you've done, hats off!
What an insane work you've done, that deserves great exposure.
I particularly like the detailed scientific study.

Is there gonna be a map?

(the French guy who takes pills!)

Nos vemos

Ha!!
It's you!!
All the scientific is due to mr. Simon Richards... we did only the dirty job...
We are not planning to make a map at the moment, as the goal was to demonstrate the flow direction... The site is not gonna be open for touristic diving activities...

And... I'm not suggesting that place as a beautiful one. The caves close to shoreline are pretty nasty, the limestone seems heavy sponges, the floor is covered by black organic sediment and rally often, due to mangroves above, the water is full of tannic, sometimes seems to dive in the fanta lemon, some other times in the fanta orange, some other times... worse.

Anyway, if you want I can show you the way entering from some cenote on the other side of the 307.

[CaveBuddy95]

Que bueno!
Simon Richards knowledge about the geology and hydro-geology is impressive, I enjoyed reading the report.
Xunaan Ha has a lot to offer for public cave diving and it is probably a good idea to leave a part of it "virgin"!

I take your offer for other entrances, I think I've see some already....shshshhhh!!!
(I start to talk weird...it's time for my pills again!)

Nos vemos

[reato]

Sorry, here you have direct liink in english
http://www.filoariannadive.com/Inglese/xcacel-ing.htm