You can cave canoe in barton creek cave in belize. Its a quite popular tourist 
attraction...a few tousand feet in...the river is blocked by a collapse...and 
you start "caving" at that point.

David Locklear wrote: 
> That photo in the previous post shows a scenic cave.   I would
> love to go to Chiapas someday.
> Has anyone ever kayaked thru
> the 2 big river caves near Taxco:    Chonta and San Jeronimo.
> I seem to recall someone floating them in inner tubes.
> I haven't been thru San Jeronimo and have only visited
> Chonta from the skylight to the resurgance.     That was one
> of the funnest caving trips I ever went on.     There were many
> Texas cavers there that day and there is a video of the trip.
> I have never seen the video.     I heard rumors that it was
> shown at a UT Grotto meeting about 10 years ago?
> I have been rafting in a cave near a village called Comalapa,
> just south of Zongolica in Veracruz.     That was fun, but it
> was not a thru trip nor were there any rapids in the cave, but
> plenty downstream.
> I don't seem to recall ever going canoeing in a cave.    I missed a chance
> at the recent Indiana NSS Convention.   But I do
> remember seeing a Harry Walker slide show ( from the 70's ), where they canoed
> the Rio Tamuin thru the Sierra Madres and they briefly passed under a 
> limestone
> bridge that covered the river just east of Ciudad Valles, I think?
> One of the fun things to do in river caves is body-surfing ( if that
> is the right terminology ).     That is were you just ride the rapids
> in the cave with no inner tube.     Of course, you have to have
> already checked downstream to confirm it is safe.     I have been
> body-surfing in a river cave by accident and that wasn't much fun,
> especially when you are underwater and can't seem to find the surface.
> David Locklear
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