For those of you who have gone to Xcaret park you most likely stayed until the end of the day to see the spectacular two-hour Xcaret show. This show has been updated and reworked, so […]
The Lol-Tun caves are the largest and most interesting to see in the Yucatan Peninsula. They are tucked away in the south western corner but fortunately there is a lot to see in the area. […]
For most people a trip to the Cancun hotel zone means staying at a hotel and leaving after your vacation is over. To some however a trip to the Hotel Zone merely means a trip back […]
When is an island not an island? When it is Isla Blanca. It is actually a peninsula just a short drive out of Cancun. You can tell this area is just ripe for development but […]
Chacchoben Mayan Ruins Chacchoben ruins is situated in the south of the state near Bacalar. The southern end of Quintana Roo has several nice Mayan ruin sites but they are seldom visited. This makes it a real […]
Mahahual and the Costa Maya Mexico The Costa Maya is the section of coast that runs from Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve down to Xcalak at the southern tip of Quintana Roo State (approx. 100 KM). This […]
Are you thinking of one of the big eco parks to take your family or friends to? You may at first think that there are going to be lots of tourist and cheesy tourism parks, […]
Cenotes are a very special natural feature that is uniquely found in the Yucatan Peninsula. Each cenote (pronounced see-no-tay) is different and will make you vacation a special one. There are some 2,400 registered cenotes in […]
Visiting Laguna Bacalar in Mexico Bacalar is an amazing lake in the southern tip of Quintana Roo State. It is called the lake of seven colors because of the white sandy bottom that gives the effect of having […]
Beaches in the Riviera Maya come in all sizes and types. If you want to see a more natural beach that is an easy day trip from Playa Del Carmen, Xcacel (es-ca-shell) is a nice option. […]
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