The town of Motul is ne of those charming small villages where you can fall in love with its history, undiscovered natural wonders, and incredible cuisine is Motul, Yucatan. The priest who formed this community went by the name Motul, which is a Maya word that translates to “Mut bird,” a pheasant or thrush. Felipe…
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Mérida has much to offer visitors looking for ancient history and culture. But it is also a gourmet city, with bastions of haute cuisine and a plethora of street stalls, markets and traditional dining rooms that use regional products and traditional Mayan recipes. Here are the best restaurants in Merida. La Chaya Maya Ask almost…
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About 25 miles north of Tulum, Puerto Aventuras is a beautiful beach of fine sand with coconut trees and a coral reef. The resort has a snow-white, fine-sand dream beach, turquoise, crystal-clear water and lush, tropical vegetation. It is for upscale tourism. Within just a few years, a marina and a 27-hole golf course emerged…
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Among the liveliest cities of the Riviera Maya, the resort sits in the state of Quintana Roo and is one of the Mexican capitals of nightlife. Indeed, Playa del Carmen has an enviable set of beaches, where you can enjoy the Caribbean relaxation and swim in an unspoiled sea. Here are the Top beaches in…
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We have all come here in search of the same thing: paradisiacal landscapes, unforgettable experiences and beautiful sunsets. The good news: Cancun delivers. Whether it’s crowded, party-filled beaches or quiet beaches where time seems to stand still, here paradise can be felt with all five senses. Here are the top 9 beaches in Cancun. Playa…
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Being small doesn’t mean being uninteresting. The Riviera Maya is full of bigger cities and towns to explore, like Playa del Carmen, Cancun, or Cozumel, but there are also other, smaller towns, like Puerto Morelos. But what can you do in Puerto Morelos? Forget about hot, trendy nightclubs and restaurants. This is a place for…
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The town of Chetumal is the capital of the state of Quintana Roo, and part of the Grand Costa Maya. It is in the south of the Riviera Maya and Sian Ka’an. The bay of this site has its own appeal, but it’s also worth noting that Chetumal can be a jumping-off point to visit…
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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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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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The Cozumel Marina is a project which the Mexican government funds. It spans 108 acres. Its position is unquestionably advantageous. It is only 5 miles and a 10-minute drive from Cozumel’s International Airport. The development is 100 meters, or 5 minutes away for passengers coming from the Puerta Maya cruise terminal. In recent years, it…
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