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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If you are one of those people who when you travel like to practice sports in the destination you visit, here are three sports to practice in Riviera Maya that you should not miss on your next vacation. Sports to practice in Riviera Maya: Sport fishing The turquoise blue waters of the Caribbean Sea are…
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The gastronomy of Cancun is undoubtedly an important culinary movement. You can find chefs from around the world, with a great list of specialties ranging from Mexican cuisine to international cuisine. It is not surprising that many of the restaurants in this destination are among the best in specialized travel magazines and receive awards from…
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On the way there are many orange groves and other citrus orchards. And then you can read the sign “Welcome to the orchard of Yucatan”. There is a lot of movement in the market. Rumour has it: this is the largest in the state. It has its touches that make it different from other markets…
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This place is ideal for professional divers. Or, simply, for those who wish to know a little more about this immersive underwater experience. Here, the natural beauties of Quintana Roo stand out. The Tajma Ha cenote is one of the best cenotes you can find in Quintana Roo. It consists of limestone tunnels that link…
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If you are planning your travel itinerary in Cancun, Playa Caracol is one of the destinations you must include. It is one of the most outstanding beaches in this part of Mexico. Here is some interesting information that will be of great help to organize your vacation trip to this beautiful place. What do do…
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The Grand Costa Maya is in the south of the state of Quintana Roo. It faces the Mexican Caribbean. This place extends from the southern part of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere to the border of Chetumal and Belize. Here are some tips on what to do in the Grand Costa Maya. What to do in…
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Tihosuco near Tulum is a small town in Quintana Roo. Its history begins with the arrival of the pirates, when they attacked and destroyed it. This, in their attempt to reach Valladolid. The indigenous people rose up and from there arose what we know today as the Caste War. This war ended up destroying what…
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