We are very excited to spend our honeymoon in Sian Ka'an, Mexico after the wedding!

Sean and I love adventures and honeymooning near Tulum allows us to visit the smaller, but just as impressive Tulum ruins! Start the day exploring the Tulum clifftop archaeological site for a stunning view of the Caribbean Sea.Afterwards, come with us to explore the jungle with its impressive nature and immerse yourself in the amazing Sac-Actun system, the longest underground river in the world.On this excursion we will cross the exuberant Mayan jungle and carry out eco-adventure activities such as Rappelling of 12 meters inside a cenote and swim in the relaxing waters of Yaxmuul, a natural underground pool with crystalline waters and beautiful geological formations.You will fly over the trees in exciting zip lines and participate in a Mayan ritual. To recharge energy, we will invite you to have a delicious and authentic lunch of the region

Start the day with an unforgettable snorkeling experience in the Caribean Sea, where you could admire a great diversity of marine life right before you/in front of you. After this, we will enter the leafy and genuine tropical Jungle on our way to the breathtaking and fresh Cenote Caracol, closed and illuminated.For the Mayan civilization, cenotes were a source of life, an entrance to the underworld and places of sacrifice.Once in Cenote Caracol, you´ll swim in its refreshing and crystalline waters and appreciate piles of stalagmites and stalactites.

A decade ago, Tulum became famous as a wellness-centered, eco-chic destination. Additionally, Tulum’s culinary competition is as fierce as ever, with chefs cooking at the top of their game. Indigenous ingredients, pib (in-ground pit) cooking, and new ancestral spirits like pox (which joins small-production mezcals behind the bar) make this once-sleepy beach town Mexico’s hottest trend-setting destination. We hope to enjoy one or more of their trend-setting restaurants while on our honeymoon!

Our current rice cooker does not cooperate with Sean...

Katrina really likes this bowl as it will match their wedding motif

Xcaret (pronounced eesh - carette ) is a must-see destination while visiting Cancun and Riviera Maya. Xcaret," Mexico ’s sacred paradise" was opened in December 1990 as an eco-archeological park where visitors from all over the world can enjoy the splendor of Mexico’s biodiversity and cultural heritage. Attractions: Underground Rivers, Beach, lagoon & pools, Tropical Jungle Trail, Rotating Scenic Tower.