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“In yaakumech” (“I love you” in Maya) Imagine your wedding ceremony surrounded by symbols of great tradition and pre-Hispanic roots, with the music of conch shells and the aromas of…
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“That which is written on stone” is only one of the meanings given to this city’s name which is the birthplace of many celebrated teachers and artists. It is located…
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Imagine listening to the sounds of the jungle, the soft whisper of the leaves of the trees moving to the rhythm of the wind, and at the same time seeing…
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Your senses will come alive from the amazing art, shopping, and gastronomy inside an architectural space filled with photo ops. At Lagalá 56:426 you’ll discover an incredibly vivid, current, and…
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Falling into a pool full of inflatable balls? Can that also be done here? I asked. In response, barefoot and laughing, I dove into joy and fun…while visitors to La…
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“An incredible experience,” “Cool activity to enjoy as a family!”, “Exceptional fun after a day’s work,”… these are some of the comments on TripAdvisor from people who have already experienced…
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“What do I feel when I see all of this?” María asks while her eager eyes proudly observe the tablecloths, napkins, coasters, coin purses, and bags, among other handmade pieces…
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Death is only the natural transition to another state, a rebirth, a new opportunity for the unending life cycle to start again. That’s how the Maya viewed death. They used…
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Yucatán’s magic lies in discovering and visiting little-known communities that guard ancient and current stories; as well as cultural, architectural, and gastronomic attractions. The town of Acanceh, located 28 km…
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…then the gods took the corn from above and formed man and woman and saw they had a soul… (fragment, Popol Vuh) Maíz de lo Alto is a gastronomical,…
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There are flavors and aromas so delightful that they are capable of awakening our senses. Together they can create moments that amaze us and create happiness. These instants are forever…
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Hunucmá, a colorful city on the way to Sisal, will welcome you with architectural and natural surprises that will provide a quiet, but memorable travel experience. When you get into…
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“Merengue, merengue…dulces y merengues” is a phrase you will often hear when you are at any of the beaches on the Yucatecan shore; whether Progreso, Chibxulub, Chelem, Telchac, or others….
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“El Tucho”, “La Original”, “Los Primos”, “La Guadalupana”…these are only some of the names you’ll find painted on the walls of convenience and hardware stores, food establishments, and boats, while…
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This ex-hacienda, located in Mucuyché (“tree of the turtledove”), south of the pueblo, used to farm henequén. The splendor of its partially restored buildings is still apparent. But the most…
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“All moons, all year, all day, all winds walk and pass you by. Also, all blood arrives at its place of quiet…” (Fragment of “Chilam Balam”) The Maya language has…
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Hike through the trails of the low forest, discover virgin cenotes and unique caves alongside a monkey or two, the occasional snake, and (if you’re lucky) wild felines. All this…
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Are you daring and want to explore a place full of mystery? Would you like a day of adventure, hunting for ghosts? If you answered yes to these questions, then…
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The combination of beach, sun, breezes, and seafood complement each other perfectly, triggering sweet or salty cravings. And even if you aren’t a dessert lover, we are sure that you…
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Delight yourself with the Traditional Sweets from Yucatán When you eat in Yucatán, there is a very important moment that requires making a choice with your eyes…and of course with…
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