Today we are talking about 3 of our favorite cenotes that are very close to Mérida and easy to reach. If you are not familiar with cenotes yet, we highly recommend to check out this article and learn more about these unique places. If you already know about cenotes, I am pretty sure you are … …
Famous for their amazing architecture, for their mathematical contribution (the number zero) and excellent astronomical knowledge, Mayans established in Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and in the southern area of México, being the Yucatán Peninsula the last region where they lived. This makes Yucatán the best place to visit Mayan ruins, and this is because such big … …
“There is nothing better than a beautiful cenote!” When saying this, many people would totally agree with your statement but many others would have no idea what you are talking about. “Did you just say seh-no-t..? Wait, how was it? Can you say that again?” If you are one of those people who just nervously … …
Cancún and Mérida are amazing Mexican destinations only 303 Kilometers apart from each other. Two places that offer completely different vacation experiences, so close one to the other, that we highly recommend you to visit them in the same trip. Cancún has an amazing Caribbean coastline not compared to any other in México, full of … …
As a traveller, when you hear the word México is almost impossible not to think about Cancun and its Caribbean beaches, but the country has many more magical destinations that are definitely worth the visit. A really cool spot you can’t miss is Mérida, a city full of history, capital of the Yucatán Península and … …
The perfect weekend getaway? A paradisiac island with few people and many things to do. Away from the urban chaos and pollution, to enjoy a cleaner and fresher environment. We have the best place to make these dreams come true: the Island of Holbox. Holbox is a Mexican island in the Northeast coast of the Yucatecan … …
Congratulations! You are one suitcase away from being in Merida, Yucatan. We just need to make sure you don’t forget to bring the essentials to make your trip more enjoyable. If you are reading and you are already on your way, don’t freak out, you can find and shop all these items once you get … …
Yucatan’s capital has a lot to offer: museums, events, gastronomy, dances and people. The culture itself is thrilling. But one of the things that we love the most about the city is the great location. You can jump on a bus and quickly be somewhere else. Maybe an hour or two, and you still get … …
The Cenotes, or Pools of Mystery, as the New York Times called them in 1993, vary in size, colour, nature and depth. As the water rises and falls with annual cycles of drought and rainfall, it erodes the limestone ceiling and in some places causes it to deflate. Hidden between green flora and beautiful fauna, … …
One of our Yucatan’s favourite charms is its beautiful beaches. The peninsula is well known for being rich in culture, biodiversity, gastronomy but also for having more than 98 kilometres of incredible emerald cost. As if the Pools of Mystery (a.k.a. Cenotes) were not enough, Yucatan has incredible beaches where you can lay down, tan, … …