Philippa & Raul
Things To Do
Punta Sur Beach
Home to exotic birds, crocodiles and sea turtles. But don't let the animals distract you from everything else the park has to offer. Take some time to explore the eco park's two lighthouses, one of which hails from the pre-Hispanic era. There's also a museum that details the history of the Maya, as well as pirates and corsairs that once frequented the area.
Isla de Pasion
Isla de Pasion Cozumel Mexico, is a Private Island off of Cozumel Mexico with powdered white sand that meets the most crystal clear blue water. Many water sports are available on the island.
Beach "El Cielo"
Located right off of Cozumel in the center of the Caribbean, El Cielo is only accesible by boat. El Cielo is filled with starfish and stingrays that can be seen from yards away because of the crystal clear waters.
Scuba diving
Cozumel is famous among the diving community for its lush walls and high-voltage drifts. The reef system around the island is a part of the Mesoamerican reef system and is protected by the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park. As such, it is extremely healthy for a Caribbean reef and is home to 26 coral species and more than 500 species of fish. Cozumel is suitable for all levels of diver from beginners to tec divers.
Tulum
It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. One of the most important sites in Tulum is its Mayan ruins, located on a cliff facing the Caribbean Sea; with warm starry nights and clear turquoise waters lies the only archaeological site that sits on the seashore.
Chichén Itzá
Located in Yucatan, appointed by the UNESCO as World Heritage and considered one of the ""New Seven Wonders of the World"". The archaeological site covers an area of 6.5 square kilometers. Composed by the south area that dates back to the VII century and shows the maya Puuc construction style and the central area, built after the arrival of the Toltecs around the 10th century, it shows the fusion of the Puuc architectural styles and the central highlands of Mexico.
Mérida
Merida is a quiet paradise. The peacefulness of the town and the beauty of its streets, make it a place of elegance and contrast amid its colonial houses, Mayan ruins, and architecture. Its food, layered with exquisite gastronomic heritage, will take over your taste buds.
Cuzamá Cenotes
Cenotes de Cuzamá, a series of three amazing limestone sinkholes accessed by horse-drawn railcart in an old henequén hacienda. The fun horse-drawn ride will jar your fillings loose while showing you attractive scenes of the surrounding, overgrown agave fields. Truly spectacular.
Uxmal
Uxmal is an impressive set of ruins, easily ranking among the top Maya archaeological sites. It is a large site with some fascinating structures in good condition and bearing a riot of ornamentation.
Valladolid
Its perfect design and old mansions painted in the colors of its skies will pull you into an ethereal bubble where time barely passes and the past melds with the present. The crystal-clear water of the underground X'kekén cenote, which is turquoise and to which only the sun and you will have access through a small natural entrance, or the Zaci open cenote will reacquaint you with nature as you relive its Pre-Hispanic past, with its temples, brave warriors and gastronomic morsels for the gods. Here you will understand why it was “the capital of the Maya east.”