Selvatica Zip-Lining and Cenote Cliff-Diving

The one goal I wanted to achieve on this trip to Mexico was cliff-diving in a cenote, which as you can see in the photos, I had the chance to do during our day spent at Puerto Morelos‘ Selvatica. The zip-lining was also a lot of fun.

Bonus: They produced a DVD of our group’s day at the end. I’ve attached the cenote diving video, in which you can see Teagan and myself being our usual crazy selves at 0:44, 1:52, 2:30, 2:33, 2:44 and 2:56. The zip-lining video is a tad too large to upload with my current connection, unfortunately.

The Hectometer Freedive

William Trubridge becomes the first human being to dive completely unassisted to 100 meters (one hectometer). With a single breath of air, and only his hands and feet for propulsion, he set this historic world record in Dean’s Blue Hole, Long Island, Bahamas, on December 13, 2010.

Found via Thako: The HECTOMETER freedive on Vimeo.

See also Guillaume Nery Base Jumping at Dean’s Blue Hole.