Puerto Progreso Yucatan: A Sandy Paradise in the Mexican Gulf
The beaches of Puerto Progreso Yucatan are some of Mexico’s gulf best-kept secrets. This resort town near Merida welcomes visitors with a splendid beach, perfect for hot summer days.
10 Best Yucatan Beaches in 2023: Unwind in Paradise
Known for its crystal clear water and white sandy shores, the beaches of Yucatan offer the perfect setting for a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation.
How to Visit Las Coloradas Pink Lagoon in Yucatan, Mexico
Today, I will take you to Las Coloradas, a small fishing village in Yucatan known for its stunning pink lagoons, the reason why so many visitors come every year.
Valladolid Mexico: A Magical Town in Yucatan Not to be Missed
The colonial Magical Town of Valladolid Mexico, in the Yucatan Peninsula, has splendid architecture, beautiful cenotes, archaeological sites, ecological parks, and much more. ..
Cenote Oxman in Yucatan: Step into an Underground Paradise
Needless to say, my favorite activity in the Yucatan Peninsula is swimming in Cenotes, with Cenote Oxman being my top choice…
Ek Balam: Ruins, Cenotes, and Archaeological Treasure
Despite its relatively recent discovery and adaptation for the public, Ek Balam has become in recent years one of the most valued sites in Yucatan by archaeological tourists.
Escape to Cenote Suytun in 2023: A Guide for Adventure Seekers
The cenote Suytun, near Valladolid, in the Yucatan Peninsula, is one of the most impressive in all of Mexico.
Discover Sisal Yucatan: Ultimate Travel Guide for 2023
After spending a full day exploring cenotes, I decided to complement the trip to the Magical Town of Sisal Yucatan…
Xtabentun Liqueur: Take a Sip into Mayan History
What is Xtabentun? What does it taste like? These were the first questions I had when I came across it for the first time…
El Cuyo Yucatan: A Secret Paradise in the Southern Peninsula
El Cuyo Yucatan is a turquoise-colored paradise not on most travelers’ maps outside the Yucatan Peninsula. A quiet white sand beach stretches between Quintana Roo and Yucatán in the municipality of Tizimín.
