In Agua Escondida Park, there are enjoyable activities for both children and adults to enjoy on a beautiful and refreshing day. Indeed, it has 6 pools, including one just for kids. Spend a relaxed day with family and friends in the countryside, sitting on lounge chairs, grilling foods, and enjoying excellent company. Agua Escondida Park:…
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The Sac Aua cenote, located near Dzalbay, Yucatan, is a beautiful cavern with an island in the middle of its blue waters. We also call it “El Cenote de las Doncellas” (The Cenote of the Maidens), owing to a legend that it was originally used for virgin sacrifices. It’s also probably linked to a Mayan…
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Cozumel is a must-visit for its abundance of palm trees and beaches. It is famous throughout the world for its outstanding diving and stunning blue waters. This tiny island has developed some fantastic beach clubs. There, guests may access sandy beaches, swimming pools, restaurants with ocean views, beach bars, sun loungers, and other amenities. It…
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Fly fishing has the names of rat tail fishing or whip fishing. It is a sport fishing modality in which fishers use an artificial “fly” imitation to trick and catch different species of fish. This sport fishing modality is gaining followers every day. Its spectacularity, sportiness, beauty, and complexity are the keys to its success.…
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The 20-mile-long Cancun Hotel Zone sits between the Nichupté Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea. The lagoon offers the best views for taking in the sunset and the city skyline. This despite the fact that the coastal resorts in the area have a monopoly on ocean views. Cancun has a special allure when it comes to…
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The town of Tulum draws thousands of visitors with its distinctive natural wonders. One of the many reasons Tulum is well-liked by tourists is for its beaches. However, some of the coolest Tulum beach clubs are a must if you want an even better beach experience. Due to its exceptional setting, Tulum offers great beach…
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Merida is not only the largest city in the state of Yucatan, but also its cultural and economic hub. It is a contemporary and international city with museums, art galleries, dining options, shops, and boutiques. It is also one of the most significant locations to learn about Mayan culture. These are some of the best…
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The nearby cities of Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun are bustling tourist destinations, but Mahahual is a quaint and small fishing village removed from that activity. Given that it still maintains its authenticity as a fishing community, facing the azure seas of the sea, and where everything is in peace and quiet, it is…
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Cozumel is the perfect destination for thrill seekers. Here there is always enjoyment to discover—whether it be in the jungle, lagoons, beaches, reefs, natural parks, or somewhere in between. It is important to note that the island is protected on more than half of its surface, with four national reserves, including a 113-acre marine park…
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Thomas Lehman, a well-known PGA golfer, created the first golf course in the Riviera Maya in 1991, a 9-hole Par 36 course. Beautiful plants, including large palm trees, bougainvillea, and tropical trees, surround it. The towering Ceibas, which are Maya sacred trees, stand vigil at the edge of the fairways. They protect the knowledge of…
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