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This summer will be different; that’s for sure. Normally, we’d be talking about exploring every inch of Yucatán, our hotels and coasts would be flooded with visitors, and we would…
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Perhaps you have heard the term eco-tourism, where anyone with a tree promotes their touristic attraction claiming it is eco-friendly and sustainable. Eco-tourism, eco-friendly, and sustainable are just a few…
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“Trails represent travel – getting lost and finding yourself” our guide Ulyses says, while he pedals alongside me surrounded by the lush Yucatecan countryside. On a spring morning, I go…
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I accepted the invitation to write about Maxcanú based on a photo of a former hacienda, or plantation (probably henequén), that really caught my eye (more on that in a…
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Sensational tourism destinations exist all around the world. It’s a given that for many people, Yucatán is one of them. That’s why today I want to tell you about a…
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A popular concept in the world of travel of late – at least in this part of the world – is something called rural tourism: a direct translation from the…
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Valladolid is a charming colonial city with its own personality and great attractions that make it a must on your visit to Yucatán. Its geographic location leaves it at the…
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It’s the beach. What can I possibly tell you about the beach? Is that what you’re thinking? Sand, water, kids, enough; it’s obvious what to do with kids at the…
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To dive into Yucatán is to set out and explore sites, revisit history, enjoy its beautiful landscapes, and watch how life unfolds in communities such as Maní, “The Place Where…
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Located strategically in the heart of the Puuc Route (an area with several Puuc influence archeological sites), as well as the Convent Route, Ticul is a city with its own…
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To arrive in Valladolid is to put the world on pause. The hands on the clock slow down, people breathe with gusto, and the colors of the sunset saturate sublimely….
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Corn with coconut; tortilla, corn, and Nixtamal Pozole, Choco Sakán, corn Sa’kab as an offering for the gods… I would have never dreamed that such a variety of corn-based drinks…
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If you have ever taken a day trip to Uxmal, it’s likely that you’ve seen some interesting place names along the way, like Xtepén and Yaxcopoil, Peba and Cacao. These…
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If you’re looking for peace and quiet, beaches straight out of a dream, lively wildlife, a fishing town lifestyle, and friendly people, direct your compass towards Yucatán’s northwest. We’re about…
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If you have chosen Yucatán for Christmas holidays, congratulations! You made the best decision, not only because of the wonderful places that our state has to offer, but also because…
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My kids inform me that Campeche is now their favorite place to visit from Mérida and while they absolutely can’t be trusted to make an informed judgment and then stick…
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Tsukán used to be a regular snake (you know, besides being large and mystical). One day, its story took a Cinderella-like turn, and the days of doing normal snake stuff…
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A trip to the Gulf Coast of México is a perfect short getaway whether you have one day or a full weekend to spare. Two and a half hours from…
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Monday Upon your arrival to Mérida, stay at Hotel Casa San Ángel. Have breakfast at its restaurant Tala before setting out to explore the town. At night, go to…
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Izamal, located 65 km east of Mérida, is known as the “city of hills” because of the five large Maya pyramids found there. It is also known as the “city…
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