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With 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…
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Yucatecans 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…
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1. 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…
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With 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…
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Reduce 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…
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A 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…
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To 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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Labna Mango Bistro Cultural 1. Travel deeper to the Ruta Puuc, a route of three breathtaking archaeological sites with a distinctive architectural style unique to the region: Sayil, Kabah, and…
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Delicious and refreshing “aguas” (fruit juices) are offered in almost every Yucatecan restaurant. Our favorites: lima (not to be confused with limón), watermelon, and sour orange. The epic archaeological site…
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1. 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…
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1. Remember to visit the Muelle Market in Chicxulub Puerto on January 4 and 18. For more dates check our online events calendar. 2. On December 31st keep your eyes…
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1. Remember to visit the Muelle Market in Chicxulub Puerto on January 4 and 18. For more dates check our online events calendar. 2. On December 31st keep your eyes…
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1. Celebrate “Mamá Linda” in Izamal during the first week of December, and don’t miss “Las Mañanitas” sung on the night of December 7. 2. Did you know that there…
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1. Relax at Yaxkin Spa at Hacienda Chichén, some of their massages are done with water from a cenote! 2. During Hanal Pixán make sure to visit Hoctún, only 47…
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1. During your visit to Valladolid don’t miss the Zací cenote, take your bathing suit and enjoy! 2. Visit the birth town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto: Motul. Visit the museum…
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1. Explore the only Maya labyrinth in existence today. We have it right here in Yucatán, in Oxkintok. 2. Try the delicious chaya empanadas at Kinich restaurant in Izamal. It…
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1. Grab your snorkel and follow the paths of Pixyah, Tecoh municipality, to the Noh-Mozón cenote. 2. Book your tour to the Ceiba beer factory! Fridays only, and it must…
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1. Discover the variety of works by emerging and established artists in our local art galleries. Download the “Art Galleries in Mérida” free map on our website. 2. Swim in…
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1. Be part of the dramatization of the “First Spark of the Revolution” in Valladolid on the evening of June 3rd. 2. Discover one of the most beautiful cities of…
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1. Celebrate the Holy Cross with processions and popular dances in Maxcanú, Sacalum or Chumayel, they take place on May 3rd. Download your free map of the Península de Yucatán….
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