Undoubtedly one of the best things to do in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is to visit their numerous cenotes. The problem is, there are so many you could literally spend your entire holiday going from one to the next and still miss most of them.
Did you know tequila is named after a town in Mexico? If you plan on doing a tequila tasting tour, this is THE place to do it. Find out how…
We didn’t fall completely in love with Isla Holbox. But we know exactly where we went wrong! Get our comprehensive travel guide including the best things to do in Holbox, where to stay, how to get there and more tips.
For people wanting to visit Mayan ruins while in Mexico but don’t fancy joining hordes of other tourists, Ek’ Balam ruins are a perfect choice. While covering a smaller area, the ruins are still impressive and have the most amazing pyramid I’ve seen!
While spending time in Valladolid, Mexico we discovered Cenote Oxman, a little known cenote that quickly became our favourite cenote in Mexico. This is a fantastic alternative to the popular cenotes that get crowded with tour groups every day.
Chichén Itzá might be overrun with tourists but is still defnitely worth a visit. Get our tips for visiting Chichén Itzá without the crowds!
We had no intention of returning to Mexico this year. We know we love it, we’ve seen a lot of it and spent a lot of time there. However, when a Mexico house sit came up in the Yucatan Peninsula we couldn’t say no. Progreso is a town on the Read more…
You can’t visit Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and not visit Mayan ruins. Well you could, but that would be a big mistake! Not only are they an incredible slice of history, they are also a great adventure. We took a day trip from Tulum to Coba ruins. Mexico has so Read more…
There are so many cenotes throughout the Yucatan Peninsula that it can be really difficult to decide which one(s) to visit during your trip to Mexico. Each one is a little different and offers a unique experience so it comes down to personal preference – and recommendations. We visited Cenote Read more…
Imagine spending your morning exploring ancient Mayan ruins, sweating as you climb a pyramid in the tropical sun, then cooling off with a swim in a cenote or heading straight to a picture-perfect Caribbean beach. Sound like a dream? It doesn’t have to be. We recently spent a little over Read more…
