The Chichankanab Lagoon (in Yucatecan Maya: Small Lagoon) is located in the northwest of the state of Quintana Roo. It is approximately 18 miles long and runs from the town of La Presumida to Kantemó. The site offers the facilities to take tours and learn about the wonderful world around the lagoon. Here you can…
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The Chan Chochola hacienda has some of the most beautiful architecture in the state of Yucatan. Of European style, its towers are of Spanish origin and with a tile roof, typical of the time. It has its origins in colonial times, and was mainly used to raise cattle and cavalry. It is said that Santa…
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The name of the town of Calkini in Campeche comes from the Mayan language meaning “throat of the sun”. In this town they make the famous jipi and nunkini hats. Its main tourist attractions are former “haciendas” (Tankuche, Santa Cruz) and natural resources (Isla Arena, the Cenote and Canal del Remate) are among the most…
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The Calcehtok Caves, also known as X-Pukil, are 5 kilometers long. Here you can go hiking and caving, through impressive stalactites and stalagmites, with vaults up to 30 meters high. The Calcehtok Caves are made up of a system of tunnels that will be part of your ecotourism adventure. Here you will pass through narrow…
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The town of Bolonchen derives its name from two words of the Mayan language: bolon which means nine, and chen which means well. Which together means nine wells. From time immemorial, in fact, nine wells formed the center of this town in the plaza, and the wells can still be seen in the plaza itself.…
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The Hat town of Becal is a cheerful town with the typical image of the towns of Mayan tradition. Here, constructions with a strong neoclassical influence combine with the usual oval-shaped Mayan huts with two entrances and the sympathetic expressions of modern architecture. All of it sprinkled with a great popular sense. Hat town of…
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Cenotes are one of the main attractions when planning a visit to Mexico and more specifically to the Yucatan Peninsula. Among the almost 8000 cenotes that exist in the area, the cenotes of Homun can be considered one of the highlights if you like to visit cenotes. This small town, 50 minutes from Mérida, is…
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Playa del Carmen offers a more intimate and laid-back experience than Cancun. It is also closer to the Riviera Maya’s top tourist destinations. You may take a beach vacation in Playa del Carmen without the frills and amenities of a Cancun-style resort. The local ecology is always in the tourist developments requirements here, which results…
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The Riviera Maya is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mexico. It has an unofficial capital in Playa del Carmen. This city is famous for being a picturesque city connected to well-known parks and being in front of the Caribbean Sea. It is also home to some of the best beaches in the…
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Cozumel is a 193-square-mile Caribbean paradise off the coast of the State of Quintana Roo and the edge of the Riviera Maya. It is one of Mexico’s biggest and most populous islands. Due to its well-deserved reputation for its paradisiacal condition, it attracts a lot of tourists. Cruise ships come here daily, making it one…
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