Cenote Calavera, Tulum: Swimming In The Temple of Doom
The Calavera Cenote is so named because it looks like a skull – in fact, Calavera is the Spanish word for skull). If you look at it from above, you’ll …
The Calavera Cenote is so named because it looks like a skull – in fact, Calavera is the Spanish word for skull). If you look at it from above, you’ll …
This is a guest post by Eloise, the writer at My Favourite Escapes. Follow her adventures on Facebook and Instagram! Whether you’re looking for a refreshing swim, a lovely place to relax, or a …
Cenotes Cristal and Escondido are two different sinkholes located in the same place, so with one entrance fee, you’ll be able to enjoy them both. They are quite popular among …
Valladolid is an incredibly charming town in Yucatan, known for its colonial architecture and closeness to the Chichen Itza ruins. However, not many people know that there are incredible cenotes …
Cenote Xkeken is hands down one of the best cenotes in Valladolid, Mexico. Located next to another popular cenote, Cenote Samula, Cenote Xkeken (also referred to as Cenote Dzitnup or …
The tropical weather, sandy beaches, great Mexican food, and ancient Mayan ruins are enough reasons to buy a plane ticket and visit Tulum ASAP. However, all across the region, there …