Akumal, a small bay between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, is one of the Riviera Maya’s hidden treasures. Known worldwide for its calm turquoise waters and the sea turtles that make their home here, Akumal is more than just a beach—it’s an experience. Whether you’re looking for wildlife encounters, relaxing beach time, or local flavors,…
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The Yucatán Peninsula is one of the best places in the world to explore the living legacy of the Maya culture. Far from being only a chapter in history books, Maya traditions are alive and present in everyday life—from food and clothing to community life and cultural spaces. Travelers will find countless ways to connect…
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Cobá is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the Yucatán Peninsula. Hidden deep in the jungle, this ancient Mayan city offers visitors a glimpse into a world of temples, ball courts, and sacbéob (white roads) that connected the empire. One of its biggest draws? The famous Nohoch Mul Pyramid, one of the few…
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Tulum is famous for its white-sand beaches and Mayan ruins, but its cenotes—natural freshwater sinkholes—are the real gems of the region. These magical spots offer crystal-clear waters for swimming, snorkeling, and even diving, making them perfect for cooling off from the Caribbean heat. In 2025, some cenotes are gaining extra attention for their beauty and…
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Perched on a cliff overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, the Tulum Ruins are one of the most iconic archaeological sites in Mexico’s Riviera Maya. Once a bustling Mayan port city, Tulum is now a favorite destination for travelers seeking history, culture, and breathtaking views. But beyond its postcard-perfect scenery, the ruins hold…
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Sian Ka’an, which means “Origin of the Sky” in Mayan, is one of Mexico’s most stunning natural reserves and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located just south of Tulum, this vast biosphere is home to mangroves, lagoons, tropical forests, and a rich diversity of wildlife, including dolphins, manatees, and hundreds of bird species. If you’re…
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Tulum is more than a postcard-perfect destination; it’s a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you’re chasing ancient ruins, swimming in crystal-clear waters, or exploring its bohemian vibe, this Riviera Maya hotspot has something for everyone. Here are the absolute musts for an unforgettable trip to Tulum. Here are the Tulum Definite Musts.…
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Tucked away in the turquoise heart of the Riviera Maya, Cayo Culebra is often described as the last virgin island in the region. It lies within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. This untouched natural paradise spans 36 hectares. And it’s for sale. It has an asking price of USD 68 million (over 1.1 billion pesos).…
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Just a few miles from the bustling town of Tulum lies a hidden treasure that has yet to be discovered by most tourists — Kaan Luum Lagoon. Nestled within the Sian Ka’an Reserve and surrounded by thick jungle, this peaceful body of water offers a unique and breathtaking experience. It may look like a lagoon,…
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Just over an hour south of Tulum, away from the crowds and the commercial buzz, lies a peaceful paradise: the Ocom Lagoon System, part of the Much Kanan Ka’ax community reserve—which in Maya means “Together We Care for the Rainforest.” Nestled across from the iconic Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, this area is composed of seven…
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