Near Merida, in Yucatan, Dzibilchaltun was still a large settlement—of around 200,000 people and 8,400 buildings—when the Spanish arrived. There might be no tall pyramids here. But there’s another reason why you should visit. It’s the only site where Mayan and Spanish buildings coexisted. Only here you can find Mayan and Spanish ruins in one…
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Below is the list with the most beautiful Mayan ruin sites on the Yucatan Peninsula. All of which, you should not miss on a Mexico trip to Cancun or Playa del Carmen. The Yucatan Peninsula has great dive sites, cenotes and mystical places and Mayan temples. Here is a little Mayan ruins guide. The Maya,…
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To visit Cozumel is to discover the third largest island in Mexico. This place is according to Unesco, a Biosphere Reserve, and one of the best diving destinations in the world. But you can live its full potential like a local. Here are some Cozumel insider tips. The Reserve of Punta Sur Punta Sur, on…
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If you land in Cancun, Valladolid is an excellent starting point to discover the Yucatan Peninsula and its wonders. You can swim in the turquoise cenotes, stroll through the colorful streets of the historic center or eat delicious tacos in inexpensive restaurants. Here are some tips on Valladolid and nearby spots. Walking in the center…
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Tulum is located in southeastern Mexico directly on the so-called Riviera Maya (this is the name of the stretch of coast from Cancun to Bacalar). Once you get to know the beautiful surroundings and magnificent beaches on the coast of the Caribbean Sea in the Yucatán region, it quickly becomes clear why it is such…
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Merida, Mexico, is a colonial city with small colorful houses, beautiful period buildings and narrow streets. Capital of the state of Yucatan, it is a human-sized city that has a lot to offer to travelers. As a bonus, it is the safest city in Mexico. Here are some Merida secrets you’ll love. The Plaza Grande,…
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The city of Playa del Carmen is on the Caribbean coast. Between Cancun and Tulum, facing the island of Cozumel. It is at the crossroads of the Tulum-Cancun/Mexico 307 highway. So, this place is ideal to get around easily. Here are some Playa del Carmen important tips. How to get to Playa del Carmen? Playa…
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To visit Puerto Morelos is to discover a small seaside town that has managed to escape mass tourism. All of this, even though this place is between Cancun and Playa del Carmen. It is an oasis of relaxation with great location. Between the famous Cenote Route and the 2nd largest coral reef in the world.…
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Cancun, with its white sandy beaches and diverse tourist infrastructure, is one of the hotspots for tourists in Mexico. The city and the Yucatán Peninsula are characterized by a unique natural landscape, paradisiacal beaches and countless opportunities to get to know the Mayan culture. Below we present the most exciting day-long trips near Cancun. Nichupté…
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One of the many advantages of an island is that its water activities are many. Holbox is no exception. The fun never ends, whether you come alone, as a couple or as a family. Here are some water activities in Holbox. Take a boat trip Isla de los Pajaros: there are 35 species of birds!…
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