Culture and traditions
The Acanceh Fiesta: The Longest Celebrat...
Experience the longest festival in Yucatán in Acanceh. More than 40 days of...
Culture
Myth of the Peacock
The encyclopedia tells us that the common turkey was domesticated for the first time in Mexico long ...
Useful info for your stay
Tourism Police
The Tourism Police are a friendly and professional group of young men and women especially trained b...
Destinations
Chetumal
Chetumal, in southeastern Mexico on the border with Belize, is the small, quaint, capital of the st...
Let’s Go Shopping! Your Yucatecan Guide
Thinking about what gifts to take with you from your trip to Yucatán? In our yucatecan shopping guid...
Nature
Vegetation of Yucatán
Explore Yucatán's rich flora. From coastal mangroves to henequen, discover the diverse plants that s...
Beaches
Holbox Island
[gallery ids="47241,47240,47236"] Holbox (hol-bosh) is an island located near the northeastern tip o...
Maya Culture
Syncretism in the Puuc: Of Churches and Stellae
We tracked down traces of Maya archaeology in a little town near Maxcanú, Yucatán: 12 Puuc-style gro...
Archaeological Sites
X'cambó
X'tampu is what the signs say that guide you to the Mayan site of Xcambó. The "x" is pronounced "sh"...
Maya Culture
Maya Legend: The Dove
Once upon a time, there was a brave and handsome warrior, who loved hunting and frequently traveled ...
