Culture and traditions
Hammocks: a legacy woven by hand
Yucatan Hammocks: An artisanal legacy woven thread by thread. Discover the art,...
Nature
Cenote Kankirixche
The Kankirixché cenote got its name from the kankirixche tree, the tree with yellow fruit. One of th...
Life in Yucatán
Progreso Marinas and Water Sports
When one thinks of the Yucatán, one thinks of Mayan pyramids and colonial cities. However, there is ...
Archaeological Sites
Tulum
Considered to be one of the most beautiful Mayan archaeological sites, Tulum is by no means the larg...
Culture
Campechan Cuisine
In Campeche you can find all kinds of recipes, from meat to chicken to fish. The state is especially...
Towns of Yucatán
Convent Route
More enticing than ever, The Convent Route is a day trip that will take you somewhat off the beaten ...
Towns of Yucatán
Tekax
Caves, colonial buildings, and Maya pyramids are what make Tekax (tay-KAHSH) so special. Located in ...
Gastronomy
Seafood
Here in Yucatán, you can visit several towns on the coast, where you will find a great variety of fr...
Gastronomy
X'tabentun, liqueur of the Maya
Myths and legends are almost as old as mankind itself. They are born from the interaction of man’s i...
Destinations
Tizimín
The state of Yucatán not only has many Mayan pyramids, various colonial cities and 250 km. of sandy ...
