Travel around the Yucatan Peninsula in style and get to know the most interesting places to visit, stay and eat!
Just 25 kilometers from Mérida lies the historic town of Tixkokob, meaning “the Place of Snakes.” in Maya. This vibrant community is a hidden gem for local cuisine, history and culture. Yet, what truly sets Tixkokob apart is its role as the heart of Yucatán’s hammock craftsmanship. Here, creativity and tradition fill the air, making […]
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If you’re looking for a truly special experience in Yucatán, Alacranes Reef is one of the most breathtaking and unique destinations in Mexico. A journey here is an adventure through vibrant reefs, crystal-clear waters, and untouched natural beauty, offering an intimate encounter with some of Mexico’s most captivating marine life. A National Treasure: Alacranes Reef
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Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting Hacienda Xtepén as part of my ongoing tour of Yucatán’s breathtaking destination venues, guided by YUC’ATÅLOVE wedding planners. They are showcasing some of the state’s finest spots, and I can confidently say that Hacienda Xtepén is one of the most stunning venues in Yucatán. YUC’ATÅLOVE, award-winning wedding
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Falling in Love with Yucatán On our recent FAM trip through the scenic areas of Izamal and Tixcocob, I participated in a journey that perfectly captured the heart of Yucatán. Our hosts were the newly launched YUC’ATÅL—formerly known as YucatanLove wedding planners specializing in destination weddings in Yucatan. They have now branched out to include
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The museum preserves the history of the railway world It seeks to open new spaces for cultural expressions With the spirit of preserving and disseminating the railway legacy and the goal of becoming a new cultural reference space in the Yucatan Peninsula, the Museum of Railways opened its doors today. This historical museum project has
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Looking for a weekend escape from Mérida? The historic city of Campeche is the perfect destination, just a two-hour ride on the Tren Maya or by car. Campeche offers a unique blend of rich history, coastal beauty, and a relaxed atmosphere that feels worlds away from everyday life. Whether you’re an international tourist or an
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Ready to explore the captivating city of Campeche? Whether you’re arriving by the Tren Maya or making the scenic drive from Mérida, Cancún, or even internationally, you’ll want to know about the perfect place to stay during your visit. Last night, we stayed at the charming Mur Mura, and it’s got all the magic of
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We ventured to Campeche recently to do some research for this new lauch of our Discover Campeche When planning a trip to Mexico, one of the most common questions on travelers’ minds is safety. For tourists and locals alike, safety is a top priority, and when it comes to Campeche, the state and its capital
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Casa Wilma, an iconic boutique in downtown Campeche, was founded by Professor Wilma Coyoc Pérez in 1987. Located at 59th Street No. 50, within a beautiful 18th-century colonial home, this business started from a simple yet meaningful idea. After retiring as a primary school teacher, Professor Wilma saw an opportunity to support the artisan mothers
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Yucatán is one of Mexico’s most culturally and naturally rich states, boasting incredible history, stunning landscapes, and unique culinary traditions. The charm of its small towns showcases everything from ancient ruins to hidden beaches and traditional craftsmanship. Here are six must-visit towns in Yucatán that each offer something special. 1. El Cuyo: A Natural Haven