It’s no secret that the Yucatan Peninsula has some of Mexico’s most popular beaches, but it’s also home to incredible off the beaten path destinations like: a yellow town, ancient archeological ruins, a lagoon with 7 colors, and plenty of beautiful cenotes to explore. Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula is actually made of up three states: Yucatán, Campeche, and Quintana Roo.
When you think of big-city life in Mexico, what comes to mind? Mexico City? Tijuana? Ever hear of Merida? If …
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It’s always nice to squeeze a lot of adventure into one day. Ruta Puuc (Puuc Route) is a great way …
Visiting Progreso Beach is the perfect way to soak in the sun and enjoy the beach near Merida! Situated on …
Bacalar, Mexico is a must-see destination known for its lagoon of seven colors, Bacalar Lagoon. It’s the perfect off path …
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Rays of sunlight shine down through a small opening. They strike the water below, igniting a magnificent teal color throughout. …
Cenote Dzitnup: Enjoy Mesmerizing Sunlight and Stalactites Read More
The Yucatan Peninsula is full of incredible archeological ruin sites. Sure, Chichén Itzá is a wonder of the world. But …
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A horse gently pulls an old mining cart deep into the forest. It comes to a stop at a hole …
