Campeche, Mexico

Guided visit to the archaeological site of Edzná. Located 45 minutes southeast of the capital city, this ancient Mayan city from 600 BC approximately remained present throughout nearly 1800 years. Yo...

Hacienda Puerta Campeche and Hacienda Uayamon proudly present a unique experience of visiting the archeological zone of Edzna, outside the regular openings hours, for a guided private tour by night wi...

Visit the Old City of Edzná where you can admire its stunning architecture in different places. Later we can freshen up in the sea or in the pool at the Turtle Bay resort. The name Edzná, “House o...

Camino Real of Campeche is a journey through tradition, a tour of the craft and the typical cuisine with the soul of Maya archeology. In Pomuch you can taste the traditional bread baked in stone oven...

The mixture of the commercial activity of the port and its desire to protect from their attackers of the time resulted in the colonial and defensive image of Campeche that can be seen today in its im...

The whole city is a piece of history. In the streets the presence of those Spanish conquerors, pirates and invaders of the civil wars of the nineteenth century is sensed. The historic center is full o...

Calakmul, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, former capital of one of the largest and most influential kingdoms of Mesoamerica, which today is evident in its extent and magnificence of its buildings. ...

This tour you will start enjoying the archaeological site of Edzna has been known to local people since time immemorial. Even though the political head of the Party informed the governor of Campeche o...

For many years men and dolphins have shared the calm waters caressing the coast of Isla Aguada. Sailing this liquid sky is possible to follow the trail of swimming birds, flying dolphins ... and then ...

The ancient Mayan city and the great forest. In Calakmul lie stones that tell stories of forgotten kings, builders of the largest city in the Classic Maya period. Dreams of power and glory hidden in t...

A journey through the traditional Mayan towns of northern Campeche. Ancient lined-stones road where the Mayan language still remains and sounds very loud. Centuries-old traditions that survive on the ...

The Yucatan peninsula is made of limestone that over millions of years has eroded and formed flooded caves that we call cenotes (sinkholes). Some of the most impressive sinkholes are south of Campeche...