MEXICO: CENOTE ANGELITA SCUBA DIVING IN POISON
Fearless & Far · 3:30 · 67K views
2 divers recommend · r/scuba · 2015–2016
A short travel-style film of a dive in Cenote Angelita, Tulum, with a 10-foot hydrogen sulfide layer at about 30 m and a dark, murky zone beneath it. The narrator describes the poisonous layer, the need for torches below it and the limited time available before ascending.
Why divers recommend it
Divers on Reddit cite it as a good look at the hydrogen sulfide layer in Angelita and found it gripping to watch.
- Discipline
- Cave, Deep and trimix
- Level
- New to tech
- Type
- Other
- GUE
- Different approach
- Aged
- Filmed in 2015; a casual vlog rather than a planned technical dive.
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