At the southernmost point of Cozumel in Punta Sur, this “faro” is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. It is more than just a navigational aid. This lighthouse invites visitors into a world where history meets pristine natural beauty. Here you can find panoramic Caribbean views. But also, lush ecosystems and wildlife encounters. The…
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This place is behind the iconic San Sebastián Church. To be more specific, at the corner of 70th and 77th Streets in Mérida’s Centro neighborhood. This is a beloved local spot where food, tradition, and community come together. Modest in size but rich in flavor, this market is known for its authentic Yucatecan dishes. The…
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Tucked away in the turquoise heart of the Riviera Maya, Cayo Culebra is often described as the last virgin island in the region. It lies within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. This untouched natural paradise spans 36 hectares. And it’s for sale. It has an asking price of USD 68 million (over 1.1 billion pesos).…
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Located just 47 kilometers from Calkiní, in the northwest of Campeche and about two hours from Mérida, El Remate Ecotourism Center offers one of the most refreshing and adventurous escapes into the heart of Mexico’s natural beauty. Nestled within the Los Petenes Biosphere Reserve, this cenote is more than just a swimming hole—it’s a sanctuary…
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Every year, at the end of June, Yucatán comes alive with vibrant and deeply spiritual celebrations. They honor San Pedro and San Pablo—St. Peter and St. Paul. These festivities are not just Catholic rituals but are rooted in ancient Mayan customs. The latter have persisted for centuries, blending colonial and Indigenous traditions. Beginning five days…
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Located along the calm, shimmering waters of Chetumal Bay, Playa Dos Mulas is one of the most beloved destinations for locals and travelers alike. This artificial beach, adorned with rustic charm and natural beauty, offers a refreshing escape without straying far from the city. With its soft white sand, warm crystalline waters, and panoramic views…
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Parque Kukulcán Álamo stands tall as a symbol of community pride and sports culture. This iconic stadium is home to the beloved Leones de Yucatán. The team is one of the most celebrated in the Mexican Baseball League (LMB). More than just a venue, the Kukulcán Stadium is a meeting point for generations of Meridanos…
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This place is just outside Mérida, in the quiet town of Sierra Papacal. It is one of the most fascinating scientific museums in all of Mexico. The Chicxulub Crater Museum is part of the Yucatán Science and Technology Park. This innovative space is dedicated to telling the story of the massive asteroid that hit Earth…
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Just a few miles from the bustling town of Tulum lies a hidden treasure that has yet to be discovered by most tourists — Kaan Luum Lagoon. Nestled within the Sian Ka’an Reserve and surrounded by thick jungle, this peaceful body of water offers a unique and breathtaking experience. It may look like a lagoon,…
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Among the many deities that shaped the spiritual life of the ancient Maya, Ixchel holds a special place. She is the goddess of the moon, fertility, medicine, weaving, and love. A figure of immense complexity and grace, Ixchel represents both creation and transformation. Also, feminine energy and cosmic cycles. Here are some words on The…
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