Though today, Paseo de Montejo is one of the most important avenues in Merida, it used to be the only avenue in Merida and the road where the richest families then chose to build their mansions. One can spend half a day just walking down it and looking at the buildings from the first few…
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Once a place of prosperity for the henequen business—a plant used to make a coarse, thick cloth for ropes, bags, and other things—at one point, Merida was home to millionaires who built enormous mansions for themselves. Nowadays, these buildings are used for different purposes, from businesses like banks and coffee shops to housing museums. One…
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Evangelism is an essential chapter of Mexican history, which is why the country is full of centuries-old religious buildings, and the San Bernardino de Siena Monastery, in Valladolid, Yucatan, is one of the most important. Still active as a church, it’s also a museum to learn about this place and places such as this; from…
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Cozumel is probably the most well-known island off the coast of Quintana Roo, mostly because of its relaxed atmosphere. But, if that’s what you’re interested in, the smaller Isla Mujeres, to the north, deserves your attention as well. There are many lodging options at Isla Mujeres From big resorts to humble, yet exclusive cabins at…
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Not many people know about this beautiful residential community. That is the reason why Puerto Aventuras is the perfect getaway if you want to enjoy a quiet vacation. The beaches are relatively uncrowded, the waters are shallow, and you’ll find everything you need around town. Where is Puerto Aventuras? This marina community is only 62…
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Despite its small size, Akumal attracts a similar number of visitors each year, comparable to that of bigger cities around the Riviera Maya thanks to the experiences it has to offer. One of which, you can’t find anywhere else. Where is Akumal? Highway 307 is well-known by tourists, not only because it links Quintana Roo’s…
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