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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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Incredible as it may seem, there was a time when Homún was not famous because of its cenotes. In fact, my parents tell me, people used to go there mostly…
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“No water, no life. No blue, no green,” Dr. Sylvia Earle. Dear reader, How about this heat? Are you feeling faint? That would be completely normal: May and…
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1 Slow food is a gateway to a healthier life. You can join this movement to consume local, fresh products by visiting Mérida’s natural, organic markets every Saturday. IG: @slowfoodyucatan…
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When you come to Yucatán for the first time, there are a few things/places you just have to see. They may be clichés (and in some cases, you’ll find not…
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Fresh, fun, and well worth a getaway in nature, these are some of the things that come to mind when we think about cenotes. They’re not lagoons or ponds. Cenotes…
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