Intro

Tips for visiting Yucatán

Best time to visit Yucatán

How to prepare for the heat

Learn basic Spanish

Safety in Merida and Yucatán

Siesta hours in Merida

Day 1 - Arrive to Merida

Day 2 - Food tour of Merida

Day 3 - Paseo Montejo and Cenote in Merida

Day 4 - Chichén Itzá

Day 5 - Celestün for flamingos and pink water

Day 6 - Izamal (the yellow city)

Day 7 - Return home

Outro

Intro

Weather in Yucatan

Chichen Itza

Isla Mujeres

Cozumel

Playa Del Carmen

Tulum

Calavera Cenote

Muyil

Coba Runis

Valladolid

Cenote Suytun

Bacalar Lagoon

Las Coloradas

Rio Lagartos

Ik Kil Cenote

Cancun

Intro

Rio Lagartos

Playa Del Carmen

Cozumel

Isla Mujeres

Bacalar

Akumal

Chichen Itza

Tulum

Valladolid

Isla Holbox

Outro

Welcome to Mexico

Yucatan Peninsula

Cancún

Isla Mujeres

Playa del Carmen

Cozumel

Tulum

Coba

Bacalar

Mahahual Beach

Valladolid

Chichen Itza

Cenote Suytun & Sac Aua

Holbox

Back home

Intro

Merida Yucatan

Progreso Yucatan

Celestun Biosphere Reserve

Sisal Yucatan

Izamal Yucatan

Valladolid Yucatan

Chichen Itza Mexico

Outro

Next Week Episode (Playa del Carmen Nightlife)

Introduction

The origin of the name Yucatan

The importance of a celestial calendar

Intro

Is the Yucatan Peninsula Safe?

Yucatan Peninsula Budget

Travel Hacking

Visas & Entry Requirements

Transportation in the Yucatan

Our Itinerary

Best Activities

Yucatan Peninsula Foods

Language & Useful Words

COVID-19 Restrictions

Tips For A Better Vacation

History of the Yucatan Peninsula

Things We Didn't Like

Final Thoughts

The Yucatan province in Mexico is a popular tourist destination known for its history, culture, and beautiful beaches.

️ The city of Mérida in Yucatan, Mexico, is home to historical buildings, luxurious hotels, and cultural attractions.

The Yucatan province in Mexico is known for its cultural life, gastronomy, and archaeological sites.

️ The Cuadrangulo de las Monjas in Uxmal, Mexico, is a complex of four palaces that served various functions such as a school, healing center, and religious center.

️ Izamal and Chichen Itza are important ancient Mayan cities in Mexico with significant cultural and historical significance.

️ Chichen Itza is a grand ancient city in Mexico with a religious significance and a history of human sacrifices.

️ Chichen Itza is a Mayan archaeological site in Mexico that represents the post-classic period of Mayan civilization and has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the new seven wonders of the world.

Valladolid, a small town in Mexico, has a colonial charm and a tumultuous history marked by bloody conflicts between colonizers and indigenous people.

️ Cancun and Tulum in Mexico are popular tourist destinations known for their beautiful beaches, Mayan ruins, and vibrant nightlife.

Punta Laguna – head into the jungle with a local, Mayan guide, observe spider monkeys in the wild, kayak and zipline over a lively lagoon, spot some caimans and let them lower you into a hidden underground cenote.

Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve – known for it’s natural beauty and sustainable tourism, the reserve contains a beautiful stretch of beach with a off-shore coral reef and lively mangroves where you can spot birds, caymans and manatees.

Bacalar – not a big secret anymore, but the „Lagoon of Seven Colors“ with crystal clear water in all shades of blue is still worth a visit. Rent a kayak and paddle out to the „Canal de los Piratas“

Calakmul – one of the largest and most powerful ancient Maya ruins, nestled in the middle of a lush rain forest. Find yourself surrounded by wild animals while hiking through the widespread historical site and climb the highest structures for a spectacular view04:47 Ek Balam – a great alternative to Calakmul is Ek Balam, a Mayan site much more accessible and still less visited than most other ruins in the area

Cenotes – the natural highlight of the Pensinsula are around 3.000 sinkholes filled with fresh water. They’re an important habitat for plants and animals, considered as the entrance of the Mayan underworld and a perfect place to explore above and below the water surface. Find cliff jumps, rope swings (San Lorenzo Oxman Cenote) and spectacular places for snorkeling and scuba diving (Casa, Carwash, Dos Ojos, …).

San Juan Bautista (St John Baptist Church)

Temple of La Candelaria (Catholic Church)

Central Park

Museo Casa Montejo

Mercado Lucas de Galvéz

Paseo Montejo

Casas Gemelas.

Museo Palacio Canton

Caracol Púrpura

Parque Hidalgo

Pan Montejo

Parque Santa Ana

Mundo Maya

Catedral de Mérida

Palacio Municipal de Mérida – City Hall

Palacio de Gobierno Merida

Intro to Merida Mexico travel vlog

History of Merida (Free Walking Tour)

Breakfast in Merida Yucatan

Trying Traditional Yucatan Food

Paseo de Montejo Merida Mexico

Where to Stay in Merida Mexico

Where and What to Eat in Merida

Paseos de Luz at Dzibilchaltún

Mercado Santiago + Cochinita Pibil in Merida

Sundays in Merida, Mexico

Best Merida Day Trips + When to Visit Merida

Best Merida Street Food

Introduction

Cenote Azul in Quintana Roo

Cenote Corazon Del Paraiso

Gran Cenote

Cenote Calavera

Tsukan Cenote

Cenote Suytun

Cenote Secreto Maya

Cenote Xcanche

Cenote Esmeralda

Cenote Azul in Bacalar

Intro

Cozumel

Cancun

Punta Allen

Bacalar

Campeche

Merida

Valladolid

Holbox

Goodbye Yucatan Peninsula