Tourist Attractions
Know through our guides of attractive places the pleasant places who offers Yucatan to you. These common spaces for the tourists as for the settlers are the fruit of arduous joint work and thanks to the effort, these attractions can be visited and enjoyed.
Valladolid
This is the second most important city in Yucatan, only preceded by Merida, the state's capital. Valladolid welcomes its visitors with beautiful cobblestone streets, gorgeous antique churches, city edifices and old houses that inspire that special tranquility...
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Celestun
Celestun is a quaint village located only 85 kilometers away from Merida, Yucatan's capital city, near the border with the State of Campeche and the Gulf of Mexico. The Biosphere Reserve of Celestun is famous worldwide for being a sanctuary for…
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Telchac Puerto
Get away from the city chaos to take refuge in the picturesque town of Telchac Puerto, a small village located on the Yucatan coast, where tranquility floats in the air and its inhabitants are hospitable fishermen. Only 65 kilometers away from Merida…
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Uxmal
The archaeological site of Uxmal, located 62 kilometers south of Merida, is considered one of the finest cities designed by the Maya of Yucatan. Its elegant architecture is evident in each edifice (very well preserved due to the high quality constructions) even before having...
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Dzibilchaltun
This archaeological zone displays smaller dimensions in comparison to other pre-Hispanic cities in the area, but features two Attractions that are quite worth exploring.
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Mayapan
The ruins of the pre-Hispanic city of Mayapan are only 40 kilometers away from Merida. The site was created based on Chichen Itza's design, and located 100 kilometers away from it. In its architectural design, the builders incorporated elements of…
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Haciendas
During colonial times, haciendas populated the Yucatan territory: large constructions where the Spaniards lived and administered the exploitation of the land, coordinating the production of corn, sugar and henequen (a kind of sisal hemp).
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Grottoes
The Yucatan peninsula's rocky subsoil shelters innumerable underground caverns and caves that offer a unique experience for those visiting this gorgeous region. In the old days, these places were considered sacred by the Maya, where they carried out religious ceremonies...
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Cenotes
During your visit to Yucatan, you will find a great number of signs (most of which have been painted or handwritten in a rather rustic way) indicating the location of the cenote. Don't think twice, take the turn, go off road and visit these stunning water deposits...
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Ecotourism
The ecotourism goes directed to those areas with a natural and special attractive and it is framed within the parameters of the sustainable human development. The ecotourism looks for the recreation, the relaxation and the education of the visitor through the observation...
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Ecological reserves
The humedal and petenes are fundamental ecosystems for the development of the wild life in the protected zones of the world. In Yucatan many of these spaces are located within the reserves and protected zones of the coast, like the Palmar...
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Archaeology
Yucatan has a great cultural wealth, by its archaeological and colonial patrimony. In Yucatan already almost 2.000 pre-Hispanic Mayan establishments are registered, of which 19 are possible to be visited, in agreement with recent update of the census of...
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