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Summary Why the Yucatan Peninsula? Top Activities in the Yucatan Peninsula Cultural Experiences Indulging in Local Cuisine Getting Around the Yucatan Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is an expansive swath of land in the southeastern part of the country, separating the Caribbean Sea from the Gulf of Mexico. From the azure waters of the Caribbean Coast to…
Summary Geology of the Area Yucatan Peninsula Culture The Beaches Colonial Cities Archaeological Sites Ecological Reserves When to Visit the Yucatan Peninsula Situated between the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the Yucatan Peninsula comprises the Mexican states of Yucatan, Campeche, and Quintana Roo. With world-famous archaeological sites, enchanting colonial cities, romantic haciendas and…
1. Introduction The Yucatan Peninsula and Mexico’s Caribbean coast present exceptional diving experiences, featuring intriguing shipwrecks, atmospheric caves, a vast network of freshwater cenotes, and the world’s second-largest barrier reef. 2. What to Know Before You Go If you plan to scuba dive in Mexico, it is essential to be certified by a recognized organization…
Summary Nohoch Mul: The Tallest Mayan Pyramid History of Nohoch Mul Touring the Cobá Archaeological Site Getting to Nohoch Mul Nohoch Mul: The Tallest Mayan Pyramid At 137-feet tall, Nohoch Mul, which means “great mound,” is the tallest Mayan pyramid on the Yucatan Peninsula and the second tallest Mayan pyramid in the world. It is…
Summary Banyan Tree’s Expansion in Mexico Details of Banyan Tree Veya Bacalar The Importance of Wellness Future Development Plans Fresh off a $50-million expansion of its sprawling Mayakoba property that included new lagoon overwater villas and beachfront pool suites, hospitality company Banyan Tree just announced it is adding another resort — its sixth — to…
Traveling throughout the Yucatán Peninsula is a feast for the eyes. Colorful Mexican handicrafts and folk artwork inspired by ancient Mayan motifs are showcased on virtually every corner. The Yucatán Peninsula is made up of three states – Quintana Roo, Yucatán, and Campeche – each renowned for specialty goods. Many artisanal products are created by…