It’s with joy that for the first time since the global Covid-19 pandemic started, we get to share the wonderful news that the whole state of Quintana Roo has been given an epidemiological green light. Starting November 1st, 2021 until at least the 7th, the entire state of Quintana Roo has officially been deemed to …
Tulum
As instructed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the National Guard has stepped in to help protect the Riviera Maya after the recent shooting in Tulum which left two tourists dead and multiple others injured. Last week on Wednesday, October 20th, 2021 tragedy struck Tulum when two tourists, Jennifer Henzold (35) and Anjali Ryot (25) …
On Wednesday, October 20th, 2021 multiple tourists were shot while dining in Tulum. Two of whom did not survive. Shortly after 10:15 pm on Wednesday, October 20th, 2021 local 911 emergency services received multiple reports of gunshots as well as reports of several injured tourists. The incident took place on Tulum’s popular ‘Centauro Sur Street’, …
Aside from pristine white sand beaches and some of the best all inclusive resorts in the world, The Mexican Caribbean is home to so many incredible little trails to explore. From quick and easy trails all the way to expert level trails where you should probably bring an experienced guide with you – there is …
If there’s one thing that we all probably know about the Yucatan Peninsula, it’s that its hot. And with the heat comes thirst. It’s still important to get enough water in while you’re on vacation and its always fun to switch up what you’re drinking. Here are 5 refreshing drinks of the Yucatan Peninsula to …
It’s the news everyone’s been waiting for. After months of fluctuating between orange and yellow status on the epidemiological traffic light system, Cancun has finally been given the green light after Quintana Roo Governor Carlos Joaquin announced the northern section of the state will move from a yellow epidemiological light to green starting Monday 11 …
Mexico is home to a number of special places that are considered ‘pueblos magicos’, or magic towns. This designation recognizes certain towns and villages as being particularly special or culturally important. The scheme began in 2001 when Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism created the original list for the Pueblos Magicos Program. Each year, the program is …
This isn’t an article telling you to go vegan or anything of the sorts. Today we’re talking about wicked places in the Mexican Caribbean to get a plate of delicious food and take note of places that support our lovely vegan brothers and sisters. Here are 5 top rated vegan friendly restaurants in the Mexican …
Catching the first rays of a new day, in a far away tropical paradise is absolutely something worth getting out of bed early for (or staying up just a little longer for – wink, wink). As the sun rises it feels almost as if time stops and its just you, the sun and the gently …
Mexico is home to over 20 Ancient Mayan Ruin sites, all very rich in history. The Maya civilization dates back to BC/AD times and as time has progressed to this day, their sacred teachings and knowledge is still being practiced and still making an impact. Take your time while exploring these ancient ruins and enjoy …