Merida

If the Yucatan’s land-locked capital of Merida leaves you itching to see the sea, taking a Campeche day trip is an excellent option. Although the 4 – 5 hour round-trip Read More

If you’ve wandered around Merida’s Plaza de Armas ten times over and admired its beautiful architecture, you might be ready to get to the beach. In that case, you’re in Read More

You’re one of the lucky few if Campeche is on your bucket list. Those who venture there will be greeted by colorful buildings, an extensive oceanfront promenade, and welcoming locals. Read More

If you’ve seen photos of Las Coloradas and Río Lagartos, the pink lakes and flamingos might have you ready to add them to your Yucatan itinerary. However, their remoteness might Read More

If you’ve already researched a Las Coloradas tour, you’ve likely heard conflicting feedback about whether or not it’s worth it. Some people say the pink lakes are so pink. Others Read More

Did you know that Merida is the capital of the Yucatán? If you thought it was Cancun, you’re forgiven—it’s the city most people think about when they hear the words Read More

If you have your doubts about how easy it is to find vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Valladolid, I get it—I did too. Since the town is so small and Read More

If you plan a trip to the inland part of the Yucatan, you’re in for a treat since most tourists flock to its beaches. So, while those people get sunburned Read More