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Hacienda San Francisco De Tzacalha: another gem in Yucatan. Tucked away from the popular routes this is a gem that you will not want to miss. Here I will tell you why and how to get there.

The fact that the hacienda Temozon was a Starwood Luxury Collection property was a guarantee for an awesome, blissful experience. However, what we found …

Swimming with the whale-sharks is one of the most amazing things you can do if you are either in La Paz or Cancun. In this post I will tell you how you can do that.

Among all the beaches you can visit along the Riviera Maya, Akumal is the most popular, and holds a special place in my preference ranking, the reason being you can swim with the turtles while they are free in their natural habitat. I will tell you all you need to know in order to experience it too.

Costa Esmeralda. Just a few hours’ drive from home, I find myself in another world, a world of natural treasures where time seems to have stopped. We tend to underestimate less known regions, but it’s right there where I want to go and explore.

A full guide to Izamal, the yellow magic town in the Yucatan Peninsula: so much culture embedded in such a small town, and such a pretty place. The name Izmal (in Mayan), means rocio del cielo. More info in the post.

Punta Laguna is a hidden treasure to spot spider monkeys and howling monkeys and if you are in the area of Tulum it is certainly worth a visit.

Want to know how to visit the Coba cenotes? Click here. This is a complete guide on how to get to the spectacular hidden cenotes near Coba ruins and practical tips.

Want to visit the Cobà ruins? Check out this complete guide to visiting the ancient pre-hispanic Mayan city, everything you need to know and more.

Everything you need to know about Coba’ Mexico, the Mayan ruins and all that the small town has to offer. How to get there, where to stay and what to see.

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about traveling to Tulum, practical tips, where to stay, where to eat, what to do, and much more.

Whether you are staying in Cancun or along the Riviera Maya between Puerto Morelos and Tulum, there is no excuse for not exploring the inland area of the Yucatan Peninsula, where authentic Mexican culture and unspoiled nature play a prominent role.