Cenote Yokdzonot is one of the best hidden gems in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, offering a dreamy place to cool off less than half an hour from Chichen Itza. Beyond its otherworldly beauty, this locally-owned and operated cenote offers all kinds of activities besides just swimming, from ziplining to rappelling down into its crystal clear waters.
Bacalar, Mexico is home to one of the Yucatan’s most unique and fun activities- Los Rapidos, Bacalar’s very own natural lazy river. If spending the day being effortlessly carried down a river of warm, turquoise water while palm trees sway overhead sounds like a good time to you, here’s everything you need about Los Rapidos Bacalar.
Mexico is a vibrant country, with endless activities to enjoy, from climbing up literal volcanos to cheering on a lucha libre match. With such an enormous array of experiences, it can be hard to know exactly what to include on your Mexico packing list. Have no fear, though- no matter where you’re headed in this incredible country, we’ve got you covered- here’s exactly what to pack for Mexico.
Bacalar is a pueblo magico in the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, just 215 miles southwest of Cancun. It’s known for its Lagoon of 7 Colors, a stunning freshwater lagoon with shockingly turquoise waters and endless opportunities to cool off under the Mexican sun. Here’s 10 incredible things to do in Bacalar, Mexico to add to your bucket list.
Costa Rica is home to countless stunning beaches and the city of Manuel Antonio, along its Pacific coastline, is no exception. While it’s mostly known for its lush rainforest and incredible wildlife, it also is home to several beaches with soft white sand, swaying palm trees, and a playful monkey or two. Here are 6 incredible beaches in Manuel Antonio to add to your Costa Rica bucket list.
When you think of Costa Rica, you probably imagine a lush rainforest, teeming with monkeys, sloths, and other jungle creatures. Manuel Antonio, a small town along Costa Rica’s Pacific coastline, offers all that- plus stunning white sand beaches and turquoise waters. If you’re looking for your next tropical getaway, here are 8 amazing things to do in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica.
Tulum is renowned for its laid back vibes, white sand beaches, and, of course, the picturesque cenotes that dot its jungles. But with 6,000 cenotes in the Yucatán, it can feel impossible to narrow down which ones are worth exploring. Good news, though- Tulum’s got some of the most gorgeous and unique cenotes in the Riviera Maya. Without further adieu, here are 10 of the best cenotes in Tulum.
If you’re headed to Costa Rica, buckle up- between its lush rainforests, endless waterfalls, and pristine beaches, Costa Rica is a tropical paradise. But with such a dynamic range of activities, it can be challenging to know exactly what you should pack. But fear not- here’s the ultimate Costa Rica packing list, allowing you to explore jungles, hike up volcanoes, and live your best pura vida!
Costa Rica offers hundreds of waterfalls to explore, which are not only gorgeous, but often provide awesome opportunities for hiking, swimming, and other outdoor adventures. If you want to get up-close-and-personal with Costa Rica’s incredible natural beauty, look no further- here’s 6 amazing waterfalls in Costa Rica to add to your bucket list.
Exploring around the Arenal Volcano is a must when you’re visiting La Fortuna, but Arenal Volcano National Park is usually packed with tourists. Right next to the park, though, is Arenal 1968, which offers just as spectacular views of the volcano- with way less people. So here’s everything you need to know about Arenal 1968, the best Arenal Volcano hike in La Fortuna.
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