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The word cenote is derived from the Mayan word D´zonot.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
This cenote was much bigger and deeper and had stairs descending onto a wooden deck in the middle.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
We swam around the side of the cenote and discovered that if we dived down, we could see the walls curving into massive underwater cavern that slipped away into blackness.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
Further around on the other side of the cenote there was a cave that we swam into, which joined another much smaller sinkhole on the other side.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
He took us through the convent section and outside to a grotto from which we could peer down into a gigantic cenote far below.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
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