The Bacalar lagoon is a destination full of little treasures. Before big tourism comes, it’s best we seize its colors, beauty and people. Some tourist secrets in Bacalar include sailing, drinking and hanging out with the locals. Isla de los Pajaros This is the best place to watch birds in Bacalar. In fact, at least…
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Nearby the town of the same name, the Ex-Hacienda de San Antonio Yaxché is a cultural precinct that dates from the 19th century. The Mayans built it with stones, wood, iron and dirt. It has two entrances and two wells, still in operation. San Antonio Yaxché: What to expect About a mile from Ucú, its…
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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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The Noh Mozon cenote is an open cenote with 9 meters of free fall. You descend through a wooden staircase that provides the entrance to the cenote. This ends in a platform from which you can enter the water. The color of the water in the Noh Mozon cenote is blue. Its mirror measures 100…
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El Palmar Beach is a protected area where migratory waterfowl, such as the Canadian duck, winter and breed. It is one of the most important ecological reserves in the state. This, because of its abundant flora and varied fauna and is ideal for ecotourism enthusiasts. What to expect Arriving at this paradisiacal beach is the…
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Dzilam town in Yucatan is a very peaceful place of natural beauty and beautiful beaches. With attractions such as water springs, the Elepetén cenote, the lagoon, and “Las Bocas”. Here the river and the sea meet. Near this port, towards the east, is the Yalkubul lighthouse, one of the most outstanding parts of the coast.…
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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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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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