Located halfway between Mérida and Cancun, Valladolid is a small, quaint city/town that still preserves a special Colonial flavor, this is where you will see the majority of the townspeople still using the typical dress of the Mayan. Click here to see the Photogallery.

The most famous Mayan pyramids  of Yucatán, this site is divided into three areas: The north group, distinctly Toltec; the Central group, early period; and the area know as the Old Chichen. Click here to see the Photo gallery.

  Ecoarchaeological park, close to Chichen (maind road to Valladolid), see the yucatean jungle, spend the day swimming under the waterfalls in the crystal clear blue waters of our deep cenote (underground river), enjoy in the Restaurant Palapa the yucatecan typical food Click here to see the Photo gallery.

  is a name in Yucatecan Mayan that can be literally translated as "black or dark jaguar", Founded in the year 100 BC. It was probably one the most powerful Prehispanic Mayan cities. This important city covered an area of some 12 sq. kilometers. Click here to see the Photogallery.

Located within the Reserva Especial de la Biosfera, is famous for the flamingo colony and large variety of other species. It is also a picturesque fishing village. There are different options in boat trip that will take you into the ria, to the nesting areas. Click here to see the Photogallery.

  Located within the Reserva Especial de la Biosfera, is famous for the flamingo colony and large variety of other species. It is also a picturesque fishing village. Protected by the SEMARNAP to protect the diverse flora and fauna of the area, it was registered in the United Nations in 1986 as an area of important international wetlands.  this is fantastic place for a birdwatchers  Click here to see the Photogallery.