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Three Sharks, a Hundred Puffins, and a Week of Atlantic Wind

Three Sharks, a Hundred Puffins, and a Week of Atlantic Wind

The plan was clear before we left. A week on Ireland's south-west coast during the basking shark window. Puffin colonies on the cliff edges. A large seal population working the rocks offshore. Cold-water encounters in reasonable range of the shore, with enough surface light to shoot in properly. A small group in a house on the coast, five or six days to work with, and a spring window that I knew was never going to be generous…

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Beyond the Big Bus: 10 Essential (and Alternative) Experiences in the Yucatán Peninsula

Beyond the Big Bus: 10 Essential (and Alternative) Experiences in the Yucatán Peninsula

The Yucatán Peninsula is far more than a day trip to a famous pyramid. From the howler-monkey-haunted ruins of Calakmul to the flamingo colonies of Celestún and the underwater cathedrals of Dos Ojos, these are the ten experiences that take time — and a little insider knowledge — to find. This is the Yucatán the big buses never reach.

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From Cenotes to Sea: Connecting Mexico’s Water Worlds
Cenotes, Scuba Diving, Sustainable Travel Mik Jennings Cenotes, Scuba Diving, Sustainable Travel Mik Jennings

From Cenotes to Sea: Connecting Mexico’s Water Worlds

In the Yucatán, the ground isn't solid—it's a sieve. Beneath the jungle floor lies the world's largest underground river system, a hidden vascular network connecting inland sinkholes to the Caribbean Sea. From the asteroid impact that shaped the land to the "time depth" of its crystal-clear waters, discover why a cenote is much more than a swimming hole—it’s a window into a vast, interconnected water world.

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