Thanks to its tropical climate, which allows the existence of multiple ecosystems, the Mexican government has declared large areas of jungle and reefs as ecological reserves. One of them, little visited by tourists, who prefer to spend their vacations in places like Cancun, Isla Mujeres, Playa del Carmen or Punta Allen, is the Banco Chinchorro…
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Xcacel Beach is south of Playa del Carmen, heart of the Riviera Maya. It has almost 900 acres of mangroves and cenotes. With 1.6 miles of beach, this is a favorite nesting site for white turtles and loggerhead sea turtles. This site is also recognized as the second most important reef zone in the world.…
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Costa Mujeres is a tourist area in the Mexican Caribbean. This place stands out for the wonderful natural environment that surrounds it. Mangroves, tropical jungle, white sand beaches and the majestic turquoise blue sea. All of these, in combination with the exclusive lodging centers, make it an ideal place for rest and relaxation. Costa Mujeres,…
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Boca Paila near Tulum is a treasure you will find in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, in the state of Quintana Roo. Between Muyil Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea, you will discover this miracle of nature. You will love the opportunity to be in the middle of fresh water and cross to salt water; definitely,…
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Xcalak is a small town located on the Caribbean coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It is known for its stunning white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and laid-back atmosphere. Here are some tips on Xcalak near Chetumal. The beach One of the main attractions in Xcalak is the beautiful beach. The beach is located just…
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If you’re looking to disconnect and enjoy the beach in peace, this is a destination to include on your next trip to Mexico. This El Cuyo travel guide offers you some things to do and places to see, the best restaurants and accommodations for every budget. El Cuyo travel guide: How to get here El…
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The Grand Costa Maya is in the south of the state of Quintana Roo. It faces the Mexican Caribbean. This place extends from the southern part of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere to the border of Chetumal and Belize. Here are some tips on what to do in the Grand Costa Maya. What to do in…
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Campeche is one of the most interesting Mexican states. Without a doubt, if there is something worth visiting on your vacations, it is the beaches of Campeche. If you have some time during your vacation, that is, at least two or three weeks, we would recommend you to visit them all, or, at least, as…
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The Riviera Maya has the most paradisiacal beaches in the country, from the famous destination Cancun with its white sand, to the idyllic and fashionable destination Tulum. But there is also a beach that you must know and that for its unique charm would qualify as “the most beautiful”. We are talking about Punta Brava…
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Celestun is a paradise not only for the flamingos that grace the lake, but for tourists who visit from all over the world. Beware, there are not so many services, but the fun and the encounter with nature guarantee an unforgettable trip. Here is a little guide for Celestun. Guide for Celestun: by public transportation…
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