Where is Lighthouse Beach? Lighthouse Beach is not easy to miss—just look for the lighthouse! Okay, if you’d like us to get a bit more specific… Although it has many access points, the main one—and perhaps the easiest to find—is at the bottom of 10th Street North, which crosses the famous 5th Avenue just one…
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There are all kinds of hotels in Cozumel, each with its own style and experience. Fiesta Americana is definitively for those looking for a traditional place to stay for their couple’s or family vacation. It is one of the most recognizable hotel chains in Mexico and, considering its many amenities, it’s easy to see why.…
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How do I get to Langosta Beach? Langosta Beach is at the northernmost point of Cancun’s hotel zone, a few miles east of the city. Being one of the better known around the place, any taxi driver is bound to know where it is by name alone. But getting here on a bus or colectivo…
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La Noria is one of the newest cenotes around and it’s quickly becoming popular due to its size, beauty, and easy access. That might not be the case for those who don’t like bats, though. Where is Cenote La Noria? If you don’t have a car, La Noria cenote might be a little difficult to…
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Sitting at the easternmost point of Cancun’s hotel area lies Gaviota Azul Beach. It is a hidden gem often mistakenly referred to as “Gabiota Azul Beach.” This renowned destination stands out as a celebrity among beaches, boasting pristine shores and captivating beauty. Where is Gaviota Azul Beach? Gaviota Azul rests at the easternmost point of…
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Discover Kin Ha Isla Mujeres: a unique beach club concept blending restaurant, water park, and hotel. Sitting on the island’s southern tip, just a 7-minute taxi ride from the ferry dock, it offers diverse activities like swimming, snorkeling, and sunset viewing. Here’s your guide to Kin Ha, Park of Dreams. Where is Kin Ha? Kin…
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The road to the Kankirixche Cenote 30 miles from Merida, Yucatan’s capital city, Kankirixche cenote is not the easiest to get to. The signage is all right (that wasn’t always true), but a narrow, one-lane dirt road in the middle of the wilderness separates the highway from the cenote’s entrance. Just be patient and careful.…
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Kaan Lagoon has an unusual fee: they’ll charge you extra if you want to fly a drone and take pictures. Once you see a top-view picture of this place you’ll see why. With its crater-like cenote just under the surface, this is one of those places that make you feel like you are on an…
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It’s Taak Bi Ha, not Taak Be Ha The first priority for anyone visiting the Taak Bi Ha cenote is to get their names straight since there’s another cenote called Taak Be Ha. The close similarity in the names has led to many confusions among tourists, especially because Taak Be Ha is not open to…
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Just a few miles northeast of Tulum, the Yax-Muul Cenote Park allows you to see four cenotes. You can swim, snorkel, and even enter one rappelling down a rope. But, more importantly, you’ll learn just how important these places are to the local lore as you take part in a genuine Mayan ceremony. Ride ATVs…
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