Chichen Itza, decades after its claim as one of the Seven Wonders of the New World, still brings in more curious tourists to its limestone facades. Even though many of its mysteries have been uncovered, still many more remain.
One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Chichen Itza is almost synonymous with Mexico and its beauty. The pyramid of El Castillo, the ancient city’s central pyramid attracts many to its limestone exterior and ancient mysteries.
Playing a significant part in the ancient Mayan civilization, the Ruins of Coba is a Yucatan must-visit list entry. The witness it bears to a lost world full of mysteries and curiosities is just a part of its appeal.
Xplor Park is like Xcaret but more physical, and equally fun and exciting. Xplor’s claim to fame is it’s many zip lines and its outdoor excursions that rival Xcaret’s, with an evening twist for a more fun time.
Aside from its rich location, situated at the heart of Quintana Roo, by the port city of Playa del Carmen, Xcaret offers the best of eastern Mexico. While being a theme park, it also boasts attractions that showcase the culture of the pre-colonial past and the natural wonders of the gifted Yucatan.
Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo, two of Guerrero state’s pride, raking in tourists and revenues alike, are like two peas in a pod. While one offers a premier tourist experience with a side of culture, the other one offers culture, authenticity, and a side of lovely beaches. To decide over one is almost impossible.
Getting to Zihuatanejo is as easy as getting to its neighboring resort city, Ixtapa, frequently associated together. Whether via the long road along Highway 200 on the west coast of Mexico, or the Ixtapa Zihuatanejo Airport, the end destination will always be the same – it’s definitely worth it.
With interestingly burrowed shores, gentler beaches, and quaint town life, Zihuatanejo offers a unique flavor in the Guerrero state. Zihuatanejo’s beauty and authenticity provide an interesting twist with Ixtapa’s touristy energy, which makes it all worth it.
One of Pacific Mexico’s purposely built resort cities, Ixtapa is probably Guerrero state’s major holiday destination. Complete with lovely beaches, lined with resorts and hotels, the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport best serves this thriving tourist hub.
One of Pacific Mexico’s premier government-planned and purposely built resort cities, Ixtapa ranks high on the list of the country’s man-made wonders. From surfer-friendly beaches to gentler coasts that are perfect for a laid-back day by the beach.
If coming from abroad, the best way to get to Puerto Morelos is to first fly into Cancun Airport and then take a private shuttle transfer to Puerto Morelos. But if you’re coming from other Mexican towns, you may take the ADO bus which is comfortable, cheap and convenient.
Puerto Morelos is certainly worth visiting. A quaint little jewel on the Yucatan Peninsula, Puerto Morelos offers a charming getaway complete with all the attractions of a beach resort, but without the crowds. Charming and laid-back, the beach town is also perfectly safe for tourists to visit.