Cabo Catoche is a semi-uninhabited island where nature is your best guest. The birds are at ease, the trees and bushes provide welcome shade, and the soft sand welcomes you to walk down the shore, in addition to the stunning views. A snorkeling paradise Cabo Catoche island is accessible by boat. You can book a…
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Alltournative is one of the Yucatan Peninsula’s first sustainable tourism tour providers. It began in 1998 as an alternative activity for the Mayan town of Pac Chén. Following the formation of the group, Alltournative began to promote tourism on the basis of equitable economic and social development for indigenous peoples, as well as the preservation…
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If you enjoy getting a sense of the local culture while on vacation, make a point of visiting Playa del Niño beach during your stay in Cancun. This beach is located in Puerto Juarez, a little further out from the Hotel Zone beaches, and is ideal for family outings. Sundays are the busiest days in…
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Calderitas near Chetumal is a town full of cute houses with palm tree roofs and a few main streets. Here is a tourist stop, as well as a boardwalk. The palm tree roofs make the spaces cool and not as hot as those in the city. Its restaurants serve delicious seafood dishes such as shrimp,…
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At El Mirador overlook, take in the rugged natural splendor of Cozumel‘s east shore. El Mirador overlook is a rocky seascape filled with natural bridges, tide pools, and stone spires on Cozumel’s mountainous eastern shore. This unspoiled, natural location faces the open Caribbean Sea and provides a refreshing break from Cozumel’s more popular areas. The…
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The caves and cenote Sac-Ha, located near Valladolid, are an excellent site to see caves and cool off in a beautiful cenote. This cenote is of the closed kind, with a large number of stalactites and crystalline waters that will amaze you. Cabins and camping places are also available, as are parking, restrooms, showers, guides,…
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On the Yucatan Peninsula, in the south of the state of Quintana Roo, the private Punta Pajaros island runs for twenty-five miles between Ascension Bay and Espiritu Santo Bay. Indeed, the island is located in the heart of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. This is one of the world’s largest protected regions and a UNESCO…
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Tamalcab Island is a little almost uninhabited island with white sands and quiet waters. The exotic tropical vegetation, is a variety of low flood forest and patches of Medium jungle. As such, it is something that attracts the attention of international tourists and national visitors. Having this vegetation in an excellent state of conservation and…
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The Museum of Mayan Culture in Chetumal is one of the few museums in the world that manages to delight with a unique exhibition without displaying items, figures, or archaeological remnants. It is the state’s most comprehensive museum dedicated to Mayan civilization. The Museum houses a significant collection of original works as well as replicas…
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The town of Chetumal is the capital of the state of Quintana Roo, and part of the Grand Costa Maya. It is in the south of the Riviera Maya and Sian Ka’an. The bay of this site has its own appeal, but it’s also worth noting that Chetumal can be a jumping-off point to visit…
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