Uaymitun is a small town in the coastal strip of the northern part of Yucatan. Its main attraction is the viewpoint built on the shore of the wetland or coastal lagoon. Here you can see pink flamingos during the winter season. Its soft sand and crystal clear sea make this port an excellent place for…
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In the whole Riviera Maya, and mainly in Cancun and Playa del Carmen, it is easy to blow the budget because prices are often higher than elsewhere in Mexico. But it is possible to have a cheap stay in Playa del Carmen when you know the good deals. Here are some tips on how to…
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Ticul is located 85 kilometers from Merida on federal highway #184, between the towns of Muna and Oxkutzcab. Its name comes from the Mayan word “ti” meaning “there” and “Culi” meaning “there I am settled”. The town of Ticul is today the most important pottery center in the state of Yucatan. The city is quiet,…
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Ecotourism has had a significant boom in recent years. The Riviera Maya has benefited from this new way of getting to know a destination. Here are some tips on how to do ecotourism in Akumal. Ecotourism in Akumal: Ecorancho Mayamar Very close to the monkey sanctuary is the Ecorancho Mayamar. You’ll find a jungle where…
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Isla Mujeres is about 13 kilometers off Cancún and extends over a length of about 3 miles and a width of half a mile. On Isla Mujeres live, depending on the source, more than 20,000 inhabitants nowadays, who draw their income mainly from tourism and fishing. Here are some Isla Mujeres insider tips. The name…
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Cancún is definitely a party city, where the lively nightlife is quite large. For every age group and personal preference there is a suitable bar, disco, club and any kind of entertainment place. Here are some tips of the nightlife in Cancun. Spring break is party season Things get even wilder during spring break. During…
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Whale sharks normally swim 250 meters below the surface. But from June to September they rise to the surface off the coast of Cancun, just off the coast of Isla Mujeres. They bask in the warmer waters. During this time, it is possible for humans to swim alongside these beautiful animals for the experience of…
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One of the most difficult barriers to cross when visiting a different country is that of currency. The customs are different, the bills and coins are funny, and above all, you can spend too much or too little. That is why it is important to know money tips for Cancun. The basics The Mexican national…
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Located at the confluence of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, only 30km from Isla Mujeres, this small island of less than 9km long is the oldest national park in the state of Quintana Roo. It is a protected area that shelters the most important nesting place of marine birds in the whole…
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Punta Sam in Cancun is home to the traditional Cancun beachfront. This community still retains the relaxed atmosphere of the Mexican Caribbean, where you will find charming villas and quiet hotels to stay, restaurants on the beach and a very local atmosphere. Punta Sam in Cancun: What to expect Among the activities you can do…
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