Uxmal is one of the magnificent ancient sites you must visit in Mexico. It’s considered one of the most important and incredible Mayan archaeological sites. Located 56 miles south of Merida, the road is a free highway with almost no traffic. Here are the reasons why travelers should visit Uxmal in Yucatan, Mexico. Tips for …

The Gulf of Mexico, like its Caribbean Sea neighbor, is a region of the Atlantic Ocean that is almost surrounded by the American continent and islands. Often referred to as the American Mediterranean, travelers flock to these beautiful beaches with warmer waters and quartz-like sand in Mexico. Covering the states of Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Campeche, and …

The capital city of Campeche, located in front of the Gulf of Mexico, is a colonial beauty that was a port of entry for buccaneers and pirates, which gave rise to a walled city with forts and bastions. Here you will enjoy spectacular beaches and islands, nature reserves, archaeology, and its exquisite gastronomy. Visit the …

Holbox is an island north of the Yucatan Peninsula that is part of the Yum Balam Nature Reserve. In recent years it has gained a lot of popularity, becoming one of the best-hidden gems in Mexico. Here are five reasons why you should visit Holbox and valuable tips that will help you enjoy its beautiful …

Merida is the vibrant capital of Yucatan, Mexico. Known as the White City for its architecture, it has a rich Mayan and colonial heritage. Here is a list of must-see places for your next escape to this magical peninsula: Paseo Montejo Paseo Montejo is a French style majestic avenue named after the conquistador Francisco de …