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Without a doubt, no one can visit Yucatán and leave without having been to a cenote: unique, sacred, enigmatic places with crystal-clear waters. Cenotes can be open, closed, shallow, deep,…
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Nestled in a jungle near Homún, a family-owned cenote rests beneath a natural oasis of grass, pathways, and trees. My daughter’s preschool class had been looking for a campsite alternative…
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It is well known that Yucatán is a magical land, full of life and color everywhere you turn. It is exactly this fact that, on many occasions, doesn’t let us…
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The natural wonders of the state of Yucatán are innumerable and some of the most important and unusual are the cenotes, or sinkholes. It is estimated that there are…
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It wasn’t until we stepped out into the quiet natural surroundings of Sinanché that the worry started to set in. “Do they sting? Has anyone gotten stung?…” Thankfully, Benigno, our…
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Notice: As of July 2023 the archaeoligical sites of Uxmal, Kabah, Xlapak, Sayil, and Labná are open to the public. The caves of Loltún remain closed until further notice. …
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