What is glamping? Ever heard of glamping? It’s camping but making it as glamorous as possible (“glamour” and “camping”, get it?). You can… er, glamp? all over the world, but doing it in the middle of the jungle in the Riviera Maya is bound to be an unforgettable experience. There is no better place to…
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As long as you know where you are and have the means to return to civilization, getting lost in the jungle is great, isn’t it? Where is Boca Paila? Ever heard of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere? It’s a natural reserve just a few minutes south of Tulum where you’ll find some of the Riviera Maya’s…
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Someone in Valladolid must’ve made a deal with the gods of the underworld! Because it’s surrounded by some of the most beautiful cenotes of the Riviera Maya. The Oxman cenote is just one more in a list that includes other iconic places such as Suytun and Ik Kil. What to expect Cenote Oxman enchants visitors…
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This place is different from other eco-parks. Not only will you learn about Mayan culture here but take part in it. The community is opening its doors, you just have to walk inside. Here are some tips on Pac-Chen Eco Village. Where is the Pac-Chen Eco Village? The Pac-Chen Eco Park, also called Pac-Chen Eco…
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B Unique is not called that just because it’s a cute name; it really is unique among the many hotels along Cozumel’s coastline. Located about as close as you can get to the airport, it’s a great place to balance rest and visits to the nearby town of Cozumel. It also has as some of…
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The arch that surrounded the entrance to Ahau Tulum Hotel used to be its most famous feature. It was so popular, and attracted so many people, that it had to be moved somewhere else. Who knows how many hotel guests it attracted, but they probably were glad to find a beautiful, rustic boutique hotel within…
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Besides its famous archeological site, there are many places to see in Tulum, like its beaches. Being close to the site, in Santa Fe Beach, visitors can freshen up after a morning of touring the ruins. How do I get to Santa Fe Beach? Of all the beaches on the strip near Tulum’s archeological site,…
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Tulum certainly is a mystical place and some of the lodgings here are not afraid to show it. Instead of a human design, Nest Tulum looks like it was built by Nature itself, and has been here since the dawn of time. Where is Nest Tulum? One of the most famous spots in the Riviera…
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Palancar Beach is a small piece of heaven located in the southwest side of Cozumel island. This beach is fantastic year-round, however winter and the weeks before and after easter are its busiest season. Despite that, Palancar Beach is a lot less crowded than most of the Riviera Maya’s crown beaches. It is a preferred…
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Rather than going for a swim, Zacil-Ha Cenote is conceived as a place to spend a couple of relaxing days surrounded by nature. Where is Zacil-Ha? Zacil-Ha Cenote is just north of the Tulum archeological site. As you can spend the night here, why not make it your home base for a couple of days…
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