Yucatán Top 10: December 2019
1. Though it may not be a “White Christmas,” you will definitely feel the holiday spirit throughout the city of Mérida with its parties, special concerts, and especially, the decoration…
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1. Though it may not be a “White Christmas,” you will definitely feel the holiday spirit throughout the city of Mérida with its parties, special concerts, and especially, the decoration…
Continue reading1. Between October 25 and November 2, enjoy the Hanal Pixán celebrations. You can’t miss the Paseo de las Ánimas, or the altar exhibit in the Plaza Grande; this is…
Continue reading1. In México, we celebrate our Independence during the whole month of September. Visit the Monumento a la Patria and see the lights twinkle over Paseo de Montejo and Centro…
Continue reading1. Discover why, in Yucatán, we never have the Monday blues. Visit MUGY on the first day of the week to try Frijol con Puerco, a dish which is traditionally…
Continue reading1 From July 26 to August 4 you can’t miss the Feria Artesanal Tunich in Dzityá. You’ll find all kinds of handcrafts that will give your home that special…
Continue reading1 Our rainy season has begun! If clouds are starting to form in the afternoon, go to Voltacafé, get a coffee and some “pan dulce,” and sit down to watch…
Continue reading1. From April 13 to 28 Yucatecos go to the beach for a two week Easter vacation. During this time the beach is buzzing (more so than usual) with activities…
Continue reading1. Watch the sun align with ancient architecture during the spring equinox in Chichén Itzá (it all happens between 3 pm and 5 pm) or Dzibilchaltún (arrive by 5 am)…
Continue reading1. All along the Yucatecan coast, encounter 450 year-old living fossils, called horseshoe crabs. These ten-eyed, prehistoric bottom-feeders are in danger of extinction and highly protected by Mexican law due…
Continue readingExplore the Papak’al Cenote, located in Eknakán, with its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Be sure to ask about what they’ve found in the cenote. Visit CACAO, artisan Maya chocolate factory…
Continue reading1. Remember to visit the Muelle Market in Chicxulub Puerto from December 6 – March 21. For more dates check our online events calendar. 2. On December 31st keep your eyes…
Continue reading1. Music, color, and the celebration of being Mexican. You can experience it in the Centro Histórico on November 20th at the parade that celebrates the 108th anniversary of the…
Continue readingExplore the Dzitnup cenotes: Xkekén and Samulá. Their crystal clear waters are ideal for swimming. Don’t forget to arrive early, you’ll have them all to yourself! Adventure to the…
Continue readingWith 106 municipalities, countless cenotes, beaches, archaeological sites, and haciendas, Yucatán boasts one of the world’s densest cultural landscapes thanks to its ancient and contemporary Maya population. Accept that you’ll…
Continue readingYucatecans celebrate Mexican independence (September 16) all month long. Admire the colors of the flag in bright lights along Paseo de Montejo and in the Centro Every Monday at 9…
Continue reading1. In Río Lagartos, spot the Bare-throated Tiger-Heron, or “Garza Tigre,” an incredible bird with a giraffe-like long neck and tiger-striped details. 2. An oldie but goodie, Mayan Pub…
Continue readingWith 106 municipalities, countless cenotes, beaches, archaeological sites, and haciendas, Yucatán boasts one of the world’s densest cultural landscapes thanks to its ancient and contemporary Maya population. Accept that you’ll…
Continue readingReduce your carbon footprint and get closer than ever to the wildlife and nature of Yucatán by camping. Pitch a tent in one of our favorite camping spots, like San…
Continue readingA haven for exotic migratory birds, Río Lagartos is an enormous bio-reserve where fresh water meets the sea. The view from the malecón reveals absolutely stunning turquoise waters in…
Continue readingTo the unknowing eye, they appear as simple, purple spring onions. Upon deeper observation, you’ll take note of peculiar details which make these onions unique. Smaller in size, with a…
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