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| Ian Preston | profile | all galleries >> mexico07 >> xelha | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 Xel-Há From the Xel-Há website:
Xel-Há is located approximately 111 km south Cancun, México, and its name means in Mayan “place where water is born”. Xel-Há is an ecological park, considered a natural wonder, and is made up by a hydrologic system (the largest in the world) that flows into inlets such as Xel-Há. It is also made up by inlets, lagoons, cenotes and caves, all together with the most beautiful flora and fauna of the Mexican Caribbean. |
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