Holbox means ‘black hole’ and owes its name to the Maya, who were the first to settle in the island. They gave this name to the island because of the cenote Yalahau, which was the largest water source on the island for a long time. In the past, the people of Holbox earned their money…
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Small, huge, enclosed, open-air, public and private. In the Yucatan Peninsula there are dozens of cenotes to discover. Obviously one trip is not enough, so sadly we have to choose. Here is a little cenote guide for your convenience. Gran Cenote Starting point: Tulum One of the most famous cenotes is the Gran Cenote. The…
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Chichen Itza is the most famous Mayan site in the world. It is also a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the 7 New Wonders of the World. This site is the second most famous archaeological site in Mexico after Teotihuacan. It is therefore particularly important to plan your visit to enjoy it. Here…
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The Riviera Maya is very large and offers attractions for a whole year. If your time is limited, we recommend making Tulum your base of operations and start exploring. Something magical will always be just around the corner. Here are some day-long trips near Tulum. Day-long trips near Tulum: Visit the Sian Ka’an Reserve South…
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Once you’ve been to Cancun, you’ll keep coming back. Beautiful beaches with white sand, the imposing culture and an impressive underwater world are just a few highlights. The combination with an entertaining nightlife and varied excursions makes the place on the Yucatan Peninsula a destination to which you will return again and again. Here are…
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Maybe you’re looking for a destination that’s a little quieter than the Riviera Maya. Or rather, to swim in clear water and read a book under the shade of palm trees. Or perhaps to sip a margarita in the sun. All of the above, but without spending so much money. Then, Holbox is for you.…
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Near Merida, in Yucatan, Dzibilchaltun was still a large settlement—of around 200,000 people and 8,400 buildings—when the Spanish arrived. There might be no tall pyramids here. But there’s another reason why you should visit. It’s the only site where Mayan and Spanish buildings coexisted. Only here you can find Mayan and Spanish ruins in one…
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Below is the list with the most beautiful Mayan ruin sites on the Yucatan Peninsula. All of which, you should not miss on a Mexico trip to Cancun or Playa del Carmen. The Yucatan Peninsula has great dive sites, cenotes and mystical places and Mayan temples. Here is a little Mayan ruins guide. The Maya,…
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To visit Cozumel is to discover the third largest island in Mexico. This place is according to Unesco, a Biosphere Reserve, and one of the best diving destinations in the world. But you can live its full potential like a local. Here are some Cozumel insider tips. The Reserve of Punta Sur Punta Sur, on…
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If you land in Cancun, Valladolid is an excellent starting point to discover the Yucatan Peninsula and its wonders. You can swim in the turquoise cenotes, stroll through the colorful streets of the historic center or eat delicious tacos in inexpensive restaurants. Here are some tips on Valladolid and nearby spots. Walking in the center…
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