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Over the last few years, I’ve noticed development along the Yucatán coast has accelerated. As Mérida itself experiences growth, new housing projects are expanding outward into surrounding areas. Places that were once largely undeveloped are now taking shape as new communities. While some question whether this follows the tourism-heavy model seen in neighboring states like […]

*To see more places on the map like bathrooms, honorable mentions, and tours, click the ‘expand’ icon and check the boxes accordingly. —-> Click here for full map view. Powered by GetYourGuide If you only have one day in Mérida, Mexico and you’re trying to see “the main stuff” without speed-running the city like a

Let’s be honest… If you are going to visit the Yucatan you probably are going to want to visit cenotes. Cenote Santa Barbara is your best bet since you can experience FOUR different types of cenotes in ONCE visit.  This guide will walk you through everything you need to know before going: how it works

A Practical Guide to a Celestún Day Trip from Mérida If you’re in Mérida and want to see something truly magical, head west to Celestún, a sleepy fishing village surrounded by mangroves and home to thousands of pink flamingos. Between November and early March, this part of the Celestún Biosphere Reserve becomes one of the