Arriving in Maxcanu in Yucatan, after driving comfortably for 70 minutes on the federal highway, it is striking to see a town much larger than others in the area. In fact, it has a population of close to 25,000. It is one of 106 municipalities in the state of Yucatán and is made up of…
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Cozumel will delight vacationers for all ages with its wide range of entertainment. Overall, Cozumel is a kid-friendly place. An ideal destination for a family vacation, primarily due to its extremely low crime rate. The friendliness of the locals and a wide array of family activities also help. Cozumel has easy yet action-filled outings, and…
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Isla Holbox is an island that consists entirely of sand. It’s 26 miles long and 1.2 miles wide. It has numerous white beaches, turquoise lagoons and dreamlike corners. They are just waiting for your feet. What are you waiting for? These tips for a trip to Holbox could be handy. Tips for a trip to…
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Cozumel is truly a prime destination for families. Unlike its neighbors, you won’t find boisterous parties or beach bikini volleyball games in Cozumel. Instead, you’ll discover a heavenly island paradise with a family-friendly atmosphere. And despite its small size, you’ll find countless fun things to do in Cozumel with kids. Eco beach park Punta Sur…
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The Bacalar lagoon is a destination full of little treasures. Before big tourism comes, it’s best we seize its colors, beauty and people. Some tourist secrets in Bacalar include sailing, drinking and hanging out with the locals. Isla de los Pajaros This is the best place to watch birds in Bacalar. In fact, at least…
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Nearby the town of the same name, the Ex-Hacienda de San Antonio Yaxché is a cultural precinct that dates from the 19th century. The Mayans built it with stones, wood, iron and dirt. It has two entrances and two wells, still in operation. San Antonio Yaxché: What to expect About a mile from Ucú, its…
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Hunucma in Yucatan, a picturesque town on the road to Sisal, welcomes you with architecture and natural surprises. It will give you a peaceful and memorable travel experience. Hunucmá is a word of Mayan origin that in Spanish means “only answered”. Located just 40 minutes from Mérida, it is a town worth visiting if you…
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Punta Sam in Cancun is home to the traditional Cancun beachfront. This community still retains the relaxed atmosphere of the Mexican Caribbean, where you will find charming villas and quiet hotels to stay, restaurants on the beach and a very local atmosphere. Punta Sam in Cancun: What to expect Among the activities you can do…
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Kabah in Yucatan means in Mayan “Lord of the strong or powerful hand”. It is a place where the splendor of the Maya Puuc style past is all around. The ruins extend on both sides of the main road. Although only some of the buildings are open to the public, there is much to explore…
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The Noh Mozon cenote is an open cenote with 9 meters of free fall. You descend through a wooden staircase that provides the entrance to the cenote. This ends in a platform from which you can enter the water. The color of the water in the Noh Mozon cenote is blue. Its mirror measures 100…
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