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From the bottom looking up, the giant serpent head of Chichen Itza’s El Castillo is a stunning beginning to the enormity that surrounds it. Quetzalcoatl—known to the Mayan as Kukulkan—sits eternally at the bottom of the castle, descending every year, twice a year during the spring and autumn equinox to return to his home. The Legend Quetzalcoatl,...
Today, June 1st, 2011 marks the official start of hurricane season in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. While the word “hurricane” may strike fear in the hearts of many, the truth is that the authorities, businesses and people of the region are well prepared for any meteorological event. We proudly survived Wilma in 2005, the...
Walking along the deserted beach in Tulum, lit only by a million stars and the moon and accompanied by the music of the crashing surf, I heard a strange sound. Thwap. Thwap. Thwap. Like a leather strap hitting the sand. It took only a moment for me to discover the source of the noise, a...
We at CancunTravel.com are so excited, our community page “I Love Cancun & Riviera Maya“on Facebook now has more than 10000 friends! To celebrate, we are giving away two “Royal Garrafon” passes to one lucky winner. The idea is simple, leave a comment on this blog telling us why you love Cancun & the Riviera...
The beaches of Cancun and the Riviera Maya….sun, sea, sand and blue skies, the main draw of the region for millions of visitors each year. As a resident of the area and an admitted “beach addict”, I’ve learned a few things over the years on how best to enjoy a day on the beach. Whether...
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