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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Coba is an ancient Mayan city in the depths of the jungle of Quintana Roo. It is the largest pre-Hispanic settlement in the Yucatan Peninsula. This area is 27 square miles, and only 5% of its structures are free of jungle. Here is a concise Coba travel guide. Coba travel guide: What to expect The…
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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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It is the heart of the city and one of the must-see tours that you should definitely visit. Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue is a pedestrian street very close to the beach. Here you will find a lot of restaurants, stores, cafes, spas, boutiques, ice cream shops, art galleries, crafts and souvenirs for all tastes…
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The Riviera Maya is a beautiful stretch of Caribbean coastline located on the eastern coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It is famous for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant wildlife. Here are some tips on fauna to see in the Riviera Maya. Sea Turtles The Riviera Maya is home to several species of sea…
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When going on vacation, one of the most interesting tourist activities is to visit the shopping malls. And learn a little more about local commerce. For this, this shopping mall is the right choice. Here are some tips on Plaza Bonita in Cancun. Plaza Bonita in Cancun: What to expect It is a shopping mall…
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In Holbox, in addition to admiring extraordinary landscapes from anywhere on the island, you can enjoy unique natural experiences, such as whale shark watching (May to September) and the phenomenon of bioluminescence, when its beaches are bright at night with intense turquoise hues. Similarly, the observation of flora and fauna make it a unique destination…
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The first Mayan cities appeared 3,500 years ago. On the coast of the Pacific Ocean. In some of them, such as Paso de la Amada or La Blanca, there were large platforms and walkways where crowds of people congregated. The pottery in those ritual spaces reveals the use of gigantic containers to keep tamales warm…
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Isla Mujeres is a small vacation paradise located only 13 kilometers from Cancún. On Isla Mujeres you can relax on the white, powder-soft beach, swim with whale sharks and drink cool cocktails. Life on the island takes place mainly in the north at Playa Norte (Playa los Cocos) and in Downtown, the largest island town.…
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To visit Celestun is to discover a charming fishing village in the Yucatan Peninsula. This is one of the best destinations to see flamingos in Mexico. Since it is located near Merida, you can visit its biosphere reserve in one day while enjoying its long, quiet beaches. Here are some fun plans for Celestun. See…
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