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Abismo Anhumas, Natural cave with underground lake in Bonito, Brazil.

This vertical cave extends 72 meters deep, featuring an underground lake with submerged limestone formations and exceptional water clarity for diving and snorkeling activities.

The cave remained undiscovered until 1984, when local explorers found its entrance, leading to its development as a monitored adventure destination in 1999.

Local indigenous communities maintain deep connections to the cave system, incorporating its existence into their traditional narratives about the regional landscape formation.

Visitors must complete mandatory rappel training before descending into the cave, and daily access is restricted to 18 participants with four scuba diving spots.

The underground lake contains 24,000 cubic meters of water with 60-meter visibility, revealing 20 large stalagmites that formed when the chamber was dry.

GPS coordinates: -21.15303,-56.59881

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:41

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