Despite bars, cafés, pool sides and beach clubs teaming with the influential, we have the Cenote Naharon all to ourselves for a good hour before two girls arrive. They choose a palm tree next to where we’ve spotted a lounge of Basilisk Lizards to pose for their next post.
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