Valladolid is an essential stop on your trip to the Yucatan. The city is located in the middle of the peninsula, at the crossroads between Rio Lagartos, Tulum and Merida. In addition to that, it is located near ruins and a wonder of the world. If its geographical situation is a real asset, the atmosphere…
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The history and archaeological richness of Quintana Roo and the Yucatan Peninsula are unique. No other destination in the world offers such a combination. Luxury hotels and fascinating adventures on water or land, sports, culture and unique archaeological monuments. When you visit the magical Maya land, you must explore at least a couple of archaeological…
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About 25 miles north of Tulum, Puerto Aventuras is a beautiful beach of fine sand with coconut trees and a coral reef. The resort has a snow-white, fine-sand dream beach, turquoise, crystal-clear water and lush, tropical vegetation. It is for upscale tourism. Within just a few years, a marina and a 27-hole golf course emerged…
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One of the reasons why Tulum has been a great success among tourists from all over the world is the archaeology, not only in the place itself but also in the surrounding areas. With half-day or even longer tours, it will always be a great adventure to see the vestiges of one of the most…
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Among the liveliest cities of the Riviera Maya, the resort sits in the state of Quintana Roo and is one of the Mexican capitals of nightlife. Indeed, Playa del Carmen has an enviable set of beaches, where you can enjoy the Caribbean relaxation and swim in an unspoiled sea. Here are the Top beaches in…
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We have all come here in search of the same thing: paradisiacal landscapes, unforgettable experiences and beautiful sunsets. The good news: Cancun delivers. Whether it’s crowded, party-filled beaches or quiet beaches where time seems to stand still, here paradise can be felt with all five senses. Here are the top 9 beaches in Cancun. Playa…
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Being small doesn’t mean being uninteresting. The Riviera Maya is full of bigger cities and towns to explore, like Playa del Carmen, Cancun, or Cozumel, but there are also other, smaller towns, like Puerto Morelos. But what can you do in Puerto Morelos? Forget about hot, trendy nightclubs and restaurants. This is a place for…
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Between the quiet sea waves and the children’s games that add to the fun, the hours pass quickly in the waters of Las Perlas Beach. Sunbathe, swim, relax on a lounge chair, rest, eat, and read in a palapa or under a palm tree on this small and charming beach with golden sands and beautiful…
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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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