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I don’t use the phrase “hidden gem” lightly, but when it comes to El Cuyo, we have to acknowledge that this place really is one of Yucatán’s hidden gems. Located…
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The beaches of Yucatán are incredible. This is no time for false modesty. Yucatán is home to some of the best beaches you can imagine, especially for the kids, and…
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“Sisal, Sisal, let’s all go to Sisal” is a local expression and an invitation to choose this town as your next destination. Sisal truly has it all: beach, reefs, even…
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Telchac Puerto is a special, laid back fishing village of about 2,000 inhabitants that is slowly opening up to the world. It has been discovered. Located some 45 miles (72…
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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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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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The Reef Yucatán Hotel and Convention Center, located on the beautiful beaches of the Gulf of Mexico near Telchac Puerto, Yucatán, offers an outstanding all-inclusive program for the tourist interested…
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The arrival of summer vacation is celebrated by children all over the globe, and Yucatán isn’t the exception. Here, we refer to it as La Temporada – The Season. The…
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7 am. A cup of coffee is my companion on this road trip of the Yucatecan coastline which takes just over an hour. I leave Mérida and head towards…
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There has been much talk lately on Internet forums and social media of Yucatán’s photogenic pink lagoons, massive salt mountains and remote, unspoiled beaches. Photos abound featuring ponds in dramatic…
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Sisal is so much more than a picturesque fishing village with one of the most peaceful beaches of the Yucatecan coast. Sisal is a rich history dating back to the…
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Tucked between the biospheres of Celestún and Los Petenes, is a place with birds and pelicans as far as the eye can see, relaxing sounds of the sea, and sunsets…
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Boats, big pink birds, and a swim in a mangrove spring all followed by a play on the beach. What could be more fun for the kids (and adults, too)?…
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The drive into El Cuyo ranks very high on my list of cinematic arrivals. Leaving from Tizimín, the two-lane highway cuts through immense cattle pastures. Solitary palmeras form sparse groups…
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Taste Tradition on the Corner of Colonial Tizimín Full of natural wonders, Tizimín still hasn’t felt the pressure of tourism, like many other smaller cities. That’s why you’ll find pure…
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Nothing brings me closer to the ocean than a tent. Nature’s lullaby carries me into a trance when I sleep in my wall-free nest. All four directions of the wind…
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Based on its geographical location, it’s no surprise that Sisal feels like an island on the mainland. Characterized by colonial architecture and thought-provoking murals, when I arrived to Sisal I felt…
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January 22, 2017 I hear Clémence unzipping her tent and she asks if I’m awake. We camped somewhere in the middle of 90 km coastal Biosphere Reserve Río Lagartos. I…
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Progreso de Castro is Yucatán’s most important port and gets its name from Juan Miguel Castro, its first promoter. This city has also become an important tourism destination thanks to…
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In Yucatán there is a place with a breathtaking landscape: imagine a combination of a perfectly clear blue sky with stunning pink waters beneath it. We are talking about Las…
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