From Mérida:Explore 4 Rural Cenotes with a Traditional lunch
Explore 4 hidden Mayan cenotes deep within nature Discover the geological & spiritual meaning of these sacred places, swim in crystal-clear waters, & share a tradition...
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Explore 4 hidden Mayan cenotes deep within nature Discover the geological & spiritual meaning of these sacred places, swim in crystal-clear waters, & share a tradition...
Explore the Uxmal ruins with a certified guide. Savor the flavors of the Yucatán with a traditional meal. Dive and swim in an open cenote. Swim in a cave cenote and ex...
Visit 2 of the most important Mayan sites: Uxmal and Kabah. Learn about history, enjoy a traditional lunch, and end the day with a refreshing swim in a magical cenote.
Celestún 95 km west of Mérida is the Yucatán flamingo lagoon; La Palapa de Don Beto on the beach runs pescado frito and ceviche after the lagoon boat tour.
Hotel Mayaland next to Chichén Itzá runs a Yucatecan buffet, cochinita, poc chuc, salbutes and Hanal Pixán mucbipollo during October-November dates.
The Cuzamá cenote circuit 50 km south of Mérida pairs a horse-cart tour of three cenotes with a Yucatecan lunch at a Cuzamá lonchería, cochinita and poc chuc.
Izamal is the Yucatán yellow town 75 km east of Mérida; Restaurante Kinich on Calle 27 has run regional Yucatecan poc chuc and queso relleno from 1993.
Ixi'im at Chablé Yucatán in Chocholá is Yucatán's other Michelin one-star (with a Green Star), Luis Ronzón cooks from 100-plus traditional Mayan gardens.
Crabster Seafood and Grill on the Progreso malecón runs Gulf seafood, ceviche, lobster and grilled catch directly opposite the beach 40 km north of Mérida.