Marmotas Beach is a quiet, secluded beach. It has white sand and turquoise water. The beach is surrounded by mangroves. They provide shade and shelter from the wind. Marmotas Beach is a great place to relax and unwind, or to go swimming, snorkeling, or fishing. Here are some tips on Marmotas Beach in Yucatan. Marmotas…
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Santa Clara is an hour and a half from Merida. It is the next-to-the-last point of the tour of the Emerald Coast of Yucatan. It is a small port. However, it has what it takes to make you fall in love with it and make you stay and enjoy its beautiful landscapes. Here are some…
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Sabancuy beach in Campeche is a mesmerizing coastal destination. It captivates visitors with its pristine beauty, making it a true jewel of nature. The beach’s allure lies not only in its impeccable state of conservation and meticulous care. Also, in its unique blend of ecological wonders and new-generation ecotourism initiatives. Here are some tips on…
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The Maya Train’s inclusion of a stop at Carrillo Puerto, Campeche, marks a significant milestone. Both in enhancing mobility and connectivity within the Yucatan Peninsula. Despite its small size, this stop will play a crucial role. The long awaited task of providing locals and travelers with improved transportation options. Thus facilitating access to key attractions…
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Meet a fishing port located one hour and 20 minutes from Merida. This place, being a little far from the most common beaches of the state. The term Chabihau in Mayan language means where the anteater (Chab) makes its way (haw). It is a patronymic and toponymic. This is an ideal place to rest if…
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One of the coolest things about the Maya Train is how it’s bringing hidden gems like Nuevo Xcan into the spotlight. Located in the vibrant Lazaro Cardenas, Quintana Roo, this upcoming train stop promises to be a real treat for the eyes and the heart. The architects behind it are on a mission to blend…
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The eagerly anticipated Maya Train project is taking shape. It comes with two distinct stations that promise unique experiences for visitors. On one hand, we have the Tulum Airport station, conveniently located to ease air traffic congestion in Cancun. Also, to provide swift access to this captivating destination. On the other, the Tulum Station in…
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The Limones Stop in the Maya Train route may seem like a local stop, but it encloses many secrets, including some not so known Mayan ruins and of course, a lovely town. The town nearby Othón P. Blanco emerges as a charming town just a Maya Train station away from the vibrant city of Chetumal.…
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Laguna Colombia was named after a henequen hacienda. It is in Punta Sur and is now a protected natural area. A forever home to the wild fauna and flora of the coast of Cozumel. It has an extension of 1600 acres and is connected to the sea through a subway tunnel. Here are some tips…
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Isla Aguada is a picturesque fishing village. It is far from the tourist crowds, with shallow waters gently lapping at the sand. It has around five thousand inhabitants. The town sits among the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the Laguna de Terminos. Between Sabancuy and Ciudad del Carmen, Isla Aguada offers visitors miles…
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