Playa del Colosio, also known as Playa 72, is one of Playa del Carmen’s quietest and most untouched beaches. Unlike the bustling tourist-filled beaches of the Riviera Maya, this hidden gem has been preserved in its natural state, offering visitors a rustic and tranquil retreat. Though it has limited services and simple access points, its…
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In the heart of Cancun, the Kabah Urban Park is a 101-acre protected natural area. It offers locals and visitors a lush green retreat from the bustling city. The locals consider it as the “green lung” of Cancun. This park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna and walking trails. It even…
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In the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, away from the well-trodden tourist paths, lies the serene Chichankanab Lagoon. This water body stretches for approximately 18 miles. It offers a tranquil escape into nature, making the drive well worth the effort. With its clear green waters and abundant wildlife, Chichankanab provides a unique opportunity to connect…
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Deep within the verdant jungles near Chetumal, lies Noh Kah. It is an ancient Mayan metropolis slowly revealing its secrets. This archaeological site, aptly named “Big City” by local ejidatarios, offers a glimpse into a significant pre-Hispanic settlement that once thrived along the Hondo River. Though still under excavation, Noh Kah promises to be a…
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Just a short drive away from Merida lies Dzibilchaltún. It is a fascinating archaeological site. The place seamlessly blends ancient Mayan history with colonial influences and natural beauty. Dzibilchaltún offers a comprehensive cultural experience. This, thanks largely to its exceptional Museo del Pueblo Maya. The museum pairs with the pre-Hispanic city and eco-archaeological park. Both…
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Celestun, a hidden gem on the Yucatan Peninsula, offers a unique camping experience for those seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling tourist hubs. Known for its stunning biodiversity, especially its flamingo population, Celestun also boasts beautiful beaches perfect for a more rustic, “hippie” style camping adventure. If you’re looking to connect with nature and…
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Isla de los Pájaros, or Bird Island, is a small yet enchanting sanctuary. It is within the crystal-clear waters of Bacalar’s Lagoon of Seven Colors. This picturesque island serves as a vital refuge for a diverse array of bird species. Thus making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers alike. Here are…
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Cancun, synonymous with vibrant nightlife and stunning beaches, also harbors a remarkable natural treasure: the Nichupté Mangroves. This expansive lagoon system, covering over 3,000 hectares, is a vital ecosystem that plays a crucial role in the region’s ecological balance. Despite its location within a major tourist destination, the Nichupté Mangroves continue to thrive, offering a…
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The Riviera Maya is a magical place to experience the spring equinox. This astronomical event marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. The Mayans have celebrated it for centuries. For them, the equinox held profound spiritual significance. And their impressive architectural feats, like the pyramids, are still now to interact with the sun’s…
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Tulum, a jewel of the Riviera Maya, is renowned for its stunning beaches and ancient Mayan ruins. But beyond the well-trodden paths, a hidden gem awaits those seeking tranquility and natural wonder: Cenote Yax Kin. This open cenote, a refreshing escape from the crowds, offers a glimpse into the region’s mystical underground river system. In…
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