Beneath the Light: Your Complete, Human Guide to Cenote Adventures in the Yucatán There’s an odd kind of hush the moment you step into a cenote. Light slices through a hole in the limestone, the water is impossibly clear, and everything — for a second, at least — feels like one of those paused movie scenes where someone takes a breath and decides, quietly, that they’ll remember this. If you’ve ever wanted to swim in a place that feels both ancient and oddly intimate, cenotes are it. They’re more than Instagram backdrops (though, yes, they’re great for photos). They’re geological quirks, freshwater lifelines, and—importantly—sites of deep cultural meaning to the…