Meet a fishing port located one hour and 20 minutes from Merida. This place, being a little far from the most common beaches of the state. The term Chabihau in Mayan language means where the anteater (Chab) makes its way (haw). It is a patronymic and toponymic. This is an ideal place to rest if…
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Sayil, a significant city of the Puuc region, ranks second only to Uxmal in prominence. Extensive studies have revealed that this densely populated city covered an area of approximately four square kilometers and boasted a population of around 17,000 inhabitants. Here are some tips on Sayil ruins in Yucatan. A little history lesson Sayil stands…
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Isla Columpios or the Swings Island sits among the mangroves of Yucatán. It is a true natural paradise. This captivating tourist destination is on the northern coast of the state. It gives a fascinating landscape of small islands, islets, sandbanks and mangroves. All of them are surrounded by waters ranging from transparent to turquoise and…
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This town near Valladolid is a captivating blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty. It promises an unforgettable experience. The name itself holds a fascinating significance, derived from the Maya words “te’e” meaning “here” and “moson” translating to “place of the whirlpool.” Here are some tips on Temozon in Yucatan. What to expect Temozón invites…
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Sinanché is just an hour away from Mérida. It is a perfect place to enter a world of learning and exploration. Especially when it comes to Mayan history and the preservation of endemic bees. Here are some tips on The Sinanché Bee. Learn about Bees Apiturismo Sinanché is a place where you can learn all…
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This place sent shockwaves through the scientific community in the mid-80s. Then it altered forever our understanding of Earth’s history. Imagine a perfect, massive ring, etched as if by the hand of a celestial compass, stretching an impressive 124 miles wide. This ring had a profound influence on the very fabric of our planet. We…
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Chelem is a small fishing port that holds a magnetic allure for travelers. Especially the ones who seek a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Indeed, its close proximity to the beach of Progreso further enhances its appeal. Here are some tips on Chelem in Yucatan. What to expect The name Chelem…
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If you’ve ever ventured deep into the the Mayan jungle, you may have felt a mystical presence. A whisper in the wind, or witnessed the subtle rustling of leaves. In those moments, you might have found yourself in the midst of an encounter with some creatures. The extraordinary beings known as aluxes (pronounced a-loo-kuh-ses). These…
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Arrecife Alacranes National Park stands as an extraordinary testament to the natural wonders of Mexico. It encompasses the largest coral structure in the region. It also stands as the sole reef system described within the State of Yucatan. Indeed, this pristine underwater realm is a true marvel. It has vibrant marine life, breathtaking coral formations,…
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The Yucatan peninsula is a land rich in history and diversity, where different eras coexist and blend together. This, to create a unique and fascinating cultural tapestry. Here, you can explore the majestic pyramids and temples of the Mayan civilization, marvel at the ornate colonial churches and buildings, relax in the luxurious modern resorts of…
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