If you’re going to be visiting Cancun or anywhere else in the Mexican Caribbean during the summertime, there’s a good chance it will be pretty hot. You can expect temperatures to rise above 90 during the hottest month, which is July, and even outside of that temperatures are typically in the high 80s. With weather …
Cenotes
Everybody knows that Cancun has amazing white sand beaches, sparkling, crystal clear, turquoise blue water, and luxurious all-inclusive resorts. These are the top reasons for the Mexican Caribbean vacation destination being as popular as it is. But there are plenty of other reasons to visit Cancun, including a number of exciting activities, and we’re going …
open air cenote waters in the Mexican Caribbean during the day.
As spring quickly approaches and summer is not far off, the time for sargassum to be present on the beaches of the Mexican Caribbean has already begun. The brown seaweed is basically harmless but does emit an unpleasant odor as it decays on the shores of Cancun’s beaches, sometimes causing tourists to avoid the beaches …
While many of us travelers are certainly familiar with the Riviera Maya destinations like Playa del Carmen and Tulum, do we know much about the smaller towns and destinations to the south? Just drive past Playa del Carmen, and you’ll find no shortage of natural wonders for any type of traveler, and they are especially …
If you plan on booking a cenote tour during your next trip to Cancun, the experience may be a little different the next time around. It was announced by local news this week that tourist officials in Quintana Roo will regulate all of the local tours of the “Ruta de los Cenotes” for travelers. How …
Cenotes are one of the main tourist draws in the Mexican Caribbean. A cenote is basically a cave or an open-air sinkhole containing permanent water. All cenotes vary in depth (with some depths even unknown!), size, and experiences for travelers. No longer hidden gems but amazing regardless, these cenotes are beautiful places to explore (keeping …
Enjoy The Best Of Quintana Roo Without The Crowds Cancun is surrounded by natural and cultural wonders. From the ancient mystique of Chichen Itza to the pristine beaches that adorn the coast, the region is boundless in unique experiences. But few wonders are as distinctive as the cenotes that dot the landscape. Cenotes draw thousands …
Three cenotes in Tulum that were supposed to close due to contamination issues have remained open, against the demands of Quintana Roo’s health officials. Studies conducted by the Directorate for Protection against Sanitary Risks of Quintana Roo (COFEPRIS) found high levels of water contamination in recent weeks, including the harmful Escherichia Coli bacteria (commonly known …
Visitors on one of Tulum’s beaches got a surprise recently when they noticed a crocodile swimming in the water, and according to reports the reptile still has not been captured. The sighting took place outside of the Casa Malca hotel and a short time later guests at another hotel also reported seeing a crocodile. This …