Discover all of the awesome things you can do in Yucatan state from explore nature, to dine in the best restaurants and learn about all the artists, musicians and people that are doing incredible things in this state.
If you’re dreaming of a relaxing vacation on the Yucatán coast, Casa K’u in San Bruno is the kind of place you’ll want to stay a day or two longer. Just about 40 minutes from Mérida, this little slice of paradise feels like a hidden tropical retreat where time slows down, the warm sea breeze […]
Sometimes, all you need is the sound of waves, a calm seabreeze, and the kind of sky that reminds you how good life can be. That’s exactly what we found at Portobello Beach House in Uaymitún, just 10 miles from Progreso on the Yucatecan coast. We stayed for a couple of nights, and honestly, we
If you’re looking to support local communities, eat consciously, and enjoy some of the freshest produce the Yucatán Peninsula has to offer, the Huacal Program by Traspatio Maya is a must-know. Founded in 2011 by the Haciendas del Mundo Maya Foundation, Traspatio Maya is more than just a marketplace — it’s a movement. Certified by
I recently took a trip to Campeche, and for the sake of adventure—and research—I hopped aboard the now somewhat-mythical Tren Maya. Yes, that Tren Maya. The one surrounded by controversy, environmental debates, and political promises taller than a ceiba tree. Look, I get the outrage. I really do. But now that it’s here and choo-chooing
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We have been on several tours with Zizha Tours, and they have become our go-to ecotourism company for exploring the nature reserve at Sisal. Every experience with them is unique and full of wonder, making each trip an unforgettable adventure into the heart of Yucatán’s natural beauty. Whether we are gliding through mangrove estuaries, snorkeling
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Nestled along the untouched shores of Sisal, Yucatán, KatNap Sisal is the perfect getaway for those seeking a private escape infused with modern comfort and natural beauty. This stunning beachfront home, designed with Maya-inspired architecture and the sleek finish of chukum, offers guests an unparalleled retreat where the sound of waves and rustling mangroves replace
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Looking for the ideal beachfront getaway in Yucatán? Whether you’re planning a weekend escape from Mérida or seeking a stylish oceanfront stay, Scappata Hotel in Progreso is a good option to consider. With a prime location on the Malecón, this boutique hotel offers a combination of comfort and relaxed beach vibes with modern amenities that
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In the heart of Mérida, where history and modernity intertwine, Casona 333 stands as a testament to Yucatán’s illustrious past. Once the grand residence of Don Hernán Berzunza Espinosa and Doña Consuelo Gutiérrez Cervera, this magnificent mansion has been meticulously restored, reviving the grandeur of the henequen boom era—Yucatán’s “Green Gold” age. Today, it emerges
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I’ve been behind the wheel of the ORA 03, a fully electric, Chinese-designed car by Great Wall Motors, for almost a week now—and I have to say, I’m loving every second of it. Cruising through Paseo de Montejo in complete silence, effortlessly squeezing into the smallest parking spots, and knowing I can drive from Mérida
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Discover Calakmul, Campeche Calakmul is one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Mexico, hidden deep within the dense jungles of Campeche. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Calakmul was once a powerful Maya city, rivaling Tikal and Caracol. Today, it stands as a breathtaking testament to the grandeur of the ancient Maya civilization, offering travelers
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