Because of the huge amount of layered structures present, Cocalitos Cenote is also known as Stromatolites Sanctuary. Cocalitos is a one-of-a-kind and fantastic site to see these incredible natural formations. All these while having a great time with friends and/or family. Stromatolites are primordial living structures that are in a few locations throughout the world.…
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The city of Felipe Carrillo Puerto is a municipality that started its history when the Mayans founded it during the Caste War and eventually became the state capital. It lies 100 miles from Chetumal in the state’s heart. UNESCO designated it as a World Heritage Site because its economy is focused on agricultural output, fishing,…
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Since 1961, Isla Contoy near Isla Mujeres has been designated as a Natural Reserve and National Wildlife Refuge. It is an uninhabited islet located north of Isla Mujeres that is home to the biggest number of birds. As a result, it’s also known as Bird Island. It is a lovely island, very close to being…
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El Tinto Golf Course is the first of two planned 18-hole layouts within a large 1100-acre residential complex located adjacent to the international airport and just a 15-minute drive from both downtown Cancun and the city’s hotel zone. It was formerly known as the South course when it debuted. El Tinto Golf Course: Some interesting…
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Isla Blanca beach s a coastal peninsula in the continental region of the well-known municipality of Isla Mujeres. This is located in Quintana Roo, Mexico. This island is one of Mexico’s best clean and tidy beaches. With a long stretch of white sand separating the Chacmuchuc lagoon from the Caribbean Sea. Heaven on earth This…
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Punta Herrero beach is a little fishing community with a welcoming atmosphere. Because it is slightly far from the outside, you may have a true rest. Away from the rush and bustle of the city. The only thing you will have to bother yourself with is enjoying a peaceful and well-deserved rest. To fish or…
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Looking for Cancun airport tips? Because of its tiny size, Cancun Airport is one of the easiest international airports to traverse. Here are a few pointers to help you have a seamless arrival and exit at Cancun Airport. This airport has only two terminals, but don’t let that deceive you; it may get quite crowded…
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Popol Vuh cenote is a lovely open cenote that is kept by a family because it is located on private property. Because it is away from the city’s commotion, it is great for disconnecting and relaxing while enjoying nature, birdsong, and the peacefulness of this sanctuary. It gets its name from the Sacred Mayan Book,…
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Oxtankah, Yucatec Maya for “Center of Three Towns,” is a small place located north of Chetumal, Quintana Roo’s capital. The major constructions are 3000 feet inland from the bay. Making it the largest and most important site in the Bay of Chetumal area. The core area is two plazas and features numerous temples, pyramids, palaces,…
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Dolphin Discovery Cancun lets you swim with dolphins on Isla Mujeres. And, if you can afford it, instructors by the beach will let you be led by these marine beasts. There are other choices, ranging from straightforward swimming to trickier maneuvers like when two dolphins balance a swimmer on his feet by holding him out…
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