If you want to get to know the unique flora and fauna of Mexico, you should definitely plan a visit to the small fishing towns of Celestún or Río Lagartos on the Yucatán Peninsula. Here are some tips on flamingo sightseeing in Yucatan. Flamingo sightseeing in Yucatan: Celestún Celestún is located west of Mérida on…
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A little over an hour from Merida and away from the hustle and bustle, is the wonderful San Crisanto in Yucatan. It is a small fishing village. It is the perfect combination of beaches and mangroves, where you can enjoy days in total tranquility and connection with nature. San Crisanto in Yucatan: What to do…
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The former Hacienda de San Juan Bautista Tabi sits 10 miles from the Ticuleño police station of Yotholin. Here you can admire buildings of great historical value. Such as the main house of what was in the 19th century a cattle ranch where a sugar empire later flourished. It has a typical structure of a…
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About 6 miles from Celestún, Real de Salinas is an abandoned place. A “ghost town”: a curse weighs on this place that made all the inhabitants die little by little. And the few survivors preferred to abandon it because of the decadence they experienced. Real de Salinas: What to expect Real de Salinas sits near…
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Arriving in Maxcanu in Yucatan, after driving comfortably for 70 minutes on the federal highway, it is striking to see a town much larger than others in the area. In fact, it has a population of close to 25,000. It is one of 106 municipalities in the state of Yucatán and is made up of…
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Isla Holbox is an island that consists entirely of sand. It’s 26 miles long and 1.2 miles wide. It has numerous white beaches, turquoise lagoons and dreamlike corners. They are just waiting for your feet. What are you waiting for? These tips for a trip to Holbox could be handy. Tips for a trip to…
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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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Hunucma in Yucatan, a picturesque town on the road to Sisal, welcomes you with architecture and natural surprises. It will give you a peaceful and memorable travel experience. Hunucmá is a word of Mayan origin that in Spanish means “only answered”. Located just 40 minutes from Mérida, it is a town worth visiting if you…
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Kabah in Yucatan means in Mayan “Lord of the strong or powerful hand”. It is a place where the splendor of the Maya Puuc style past is all around. The ruins extend on both sides of the main road. Although only some of the buildings are open to the public, there is much to explore…
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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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