Peeking into prehistory from within the ground
Speleo diving is a trip to the underground cosmos, one that exists without us knowing; gnawing the Yucatan peninsula from within; rain carving from above, the ocean caving from the sides.
5 ways to reduce risks when traveling
Every trip involves a risk, however this has never been an impediment to pack our bags, hoist the sails, warm up the engine and start moving. These last few months have been very special, we face risks that we did not know before or that we saw very far away, but that changed and the whole world turned to take security measures to avoid contagion and disease that we all know about.
Yucatán and the end of the world
Since 2012, the Yucatán peninsula, or its people the Maya, gained worldwide notoriety for pointing out in a calendar the imminent end of the World as we know it… or so we thought; but that is another story. However, Yucatan was there at an end of the world, that of the extinction of dinosaurs.
2021, International Year of Caves, and Karst?
The United Nations Organization invites us to celebrate international days and years, to bring awareness to the general audience about important topics related to human rights, sustainable development or health.
