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Itineraries put together by the guide’s editors, for a day or for several: through Mérida, the towns, the coast and the Puuc Route.
Baluartes Route: Mérida to CampecheHidden gems between Mérida and the walled city of Campeche, UNESCO World Heritage. Convents, bastions and the majestic architecture of Campeche's Historic Center.
Celestún, paradise on the Yucatecan coastThe Celestún Biosphere Reserve is home to the largest colony of pink flamingos in Mexico, combining ecotourism, fishing culture and mangrove landscapes.
Emerald CoastYucatán's northern coastline offers kilometers of nearly pristine beaches: Progreso, Telchac Puerto, Uaymitún and Dzilam de Bravo with warm waters and unparalleled sunsets.
Gems in ValladolidThe Sultana of the East holds some of the best-preserved colonial churches in Yucatán, accessible cenotes and a rich artisan tradition in its historic center.
Izamal: The Yellow CityMagic Town with yellow facades, one of the three sacred Maya cities. The convent of San Antonio de Padua, built on a Maya pyramid, is its greatest gem.
La Plancha Park & Gastronomic CorridorMérida's new green lung and its vibrant gastronomic corridor, with cultural, sports and entertainment spaces.
Mérida Historic CenterMérida, the White City, is the cultural heart of Yucatán. This route invites you to rediscover its Historic Center, an urban treasure with more than ten sacred art gems.
Mérida Markets TourAuthentic immersion in Mérida's flavors and daily life: Lucas de Gálvez Market, García Rejón Bazaar and the Black Christ of Santiago.
Paseo de Montejo to the CenterPaseo de Montejo concentrates Porfirian mansions, museums and monuments, connecting 19th century elegance with the colonial heart of the city.
Ring of CenotesAn arc of cenotes formed by the meteor impact that wiped out the dinosaurs surrounds Mérida. Dzibilchaltún, Cuzamá, Homún and Parque Homunja are its stars.
Sisal, Magic TownSisal was Yucatán's main port in the 19th century. Today it is an authentic Magic Town with its colonial fortress, quiet beach and fishing gastronomy.
Tekax, Magic Town of AdventuresIn southern Yucatán, Tekax is a Magic Town for its cultural richness. The Chacmultún archaeological zone, Hacienda Santa María and its embroidery artisan tradition make it unique.
The Puuc RouteThe Puuc Route crosses the Yucatecan hills revealing the finest expressions of Maya architecture: Uxmal, Kabah, Sayil, Xlapak and Labná, UNESCO World Heritage.
Tizimín and Eastern CoastTizimín hosts the largest fair in southeastern Mexico. Its convent of the Three Wise Men and the Río Lagartos Reserve complete a memorable route.