Tulum, Cancún, or Playa del Carmen: Which Location Is Best for Your Trip? By Keshi a local expert
Intro As a local expert, before diving into which location might be the best for you, it’s important to understand a little history. Tourism development in this area started in Cancún about 55 years ago, moving southwards toward Tulum. Playa del Carmen developed after Cancún, and Tulum came last. There are other destinations further south, […]
The Truth Behind Overpriced Tours in Playa del Carmen
Why Are Tours in Playa del Carmen So Expensive? A look at the system and why I am against it Mexico: a rich country, but expensive in tourism Mexico is a country with immense cultural, natural, and culinary richness. A country that should not be expensive. Yet, in tourism it often is. To understand what […]
Which Grupo Xcaret park is the best?
There is no single “best” park in the Riviera Maya. The choice really depends on what each person is looking for. Factors like budget, age, distance from your hotel, and personal preferences (whether you love water activities, a festive atmosphere, or cultural shows) will influence which park is the right one for you. Let’s go […]
How to Stop Your Snorkel Mask from Fogging
The whole point of using a mask is simple: to see what’s under the water. Yet, time and time again, I see excursions where people are given a mask… but nobody makes sure they can actually see through it. It’s almost like they’re saying, “I did my job, you got to snorkel,” but without caring […]
Xcaret Underground River: Natutal Wonder o Man-Made Attraction ?
The “Underground River” at Xcaret: A Different Kind of Experience When people talk about Xcaret, one of the first things that comes up is the underground river. But in my opinion, what truly makes this park worth visiting isn’t the river itself—it’s the show. Xcaret delivers an impressive production that consistently leaves visitors amazed. The […]
What is the Chichén Itzá entrance fee in 2025? and other tips… by Keshi”
Entrance Fee…It Depends If You Are Yucateco, Mexican, or Foreigner The admission fee to Chichén Itzá in 2025 changes depending on your nationality and where you live. There are three main categories: And here’s something very important: for Mexican nationals, entrance is completely free every Sunday. This makes weekends a popular time for locals to […]