Looking for 10 AMAZING Things to do in the Yucatan, Mexico in 2018? In this Travel Guide i’ll take you through my favorite activities, spread out over two months living in Merida. Every SINGLE Activity was covered on my Yucatán Playlist, linked below. Subscribe for more adventures from Mexico.
I’m an American who spent 2 months in Merida, Mexico and I concentrated on living cheap.. One method was going to a local gym a few times a week, rather than a fancier upscale one. For just $1.50 a workout, I used equipment that would be considered ancient in U.S gyms, but were perfectly functional in Mexico. Find out why I enjoyed myself so much ! Make sure to subscribe for more day to day adventures in Mexico until March.
As an American in Mexico, I’m always looking for unique ways to experience this country. When Adriana and I booked a stay at Sac Nicté, which is a set of Palapas (Mayan Cottages)located in Chunkanan, Yucatan, we got to live like Mayans for the day. From sleeping in hammocks, to seeing a local wedding, going to a birthday party, and trying plenty of local food this was an unforgettable experience. The next day, with our guide Santiago, we visited the Cuzama Cenotes, which involved taking a horse drawn cart on an old rail road line. This was one of my most interesting travel vlogs ever and the village is located just one hour from Merida ! Make sure to subscribe to keep up with the adventures in Mexico.
Let’s head for one of the Yucatan, Mexico’s best kept secrets, “El Corchito”. This Eco-Preserve located near Progresso/Merida has not only relaxing cenotes, but a lot of wildlife running about, including many friendly racoons.Admission is just 35 pesos, and absolutely worth an afternoon visit on a warm day. Let me know in the comments if you would visit. Subscribe if you are new for more adventures from Mexico.
Mexican vs American Supermarkets… What it is like shopping at a supermarket in Mexico? Join Adriana and I as we explore our local supermarket in Merida, Yucatan and see all the quirky differences in this Mexico Travel Vlog. Subscribe to keep up with all of the adventures , we’ve got three months left.
Adriana and I spend the day at a beach club in Chelem, Mexico (Yucatan) located about 45 minutes north of Merida. We spent 450 pesos ($24 USD) for a full day of access + snacks + a gourmet meal. Was the experience worth it? Tell us in the comments. Make sure to subscribe if you’re new and follow along the rest our month in Merida + The Yucatan.
We rent the guesthouse at a Mexican Hacienda (Hacienda Yaxcopoil) and have the whole place to ourselves for the night ! Come explore with us this 17th century gem, located just 30 minutes south of Merida in the Yucatan. They only rent out 1 guesthouse, so make sure to reserve early here as this is quite a unique place. Leave a comment and make sure to subscribe for more adventures from Mexico !
We take a tour of Izamal, one of only two Pueblo Magico’s in all of the Yucatan ! Explore this city of Yellow, with us. We climb an ancient pyramid Kinich Kak Moo. After that, we see some local celebrations inside the town convent. Then we head to a local market to sample Deer tacos . We also take a carriage ride around Izamal, which was an amazing site. Finally, we cap off the day by having a tasty lunch of authentic Yucatecan cuisine at Kinich ! If you want to take the same tour we took, hit the link down below. Be sure to subscribe to keep up with all of our adventures in Mexico and the Yucatan .
Did you know that the Yucatan Region of Mexico, has many unique sayings and slang that other Mexicans have never heard of ! Join me as I team up with Javier, a local language teacher to learn many different expressions, that you can use on your next trip to the Yucatan or Merida. Find out how the Mayan culture has influenced the local style of Spanish spoken in this part of Mexico. Be sure to subscribe to follow along with my vlogs from Mexico and beyond ! Leave me a comment and tell me your favorite slang term if you liked the video.
Join us on an adventure, as we explore the Ruta Puuc, a series of lesser known Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, of Mexico. Escape the crowds, and follow us around from Uxmal, to Kabah,Sayil,Xlapak and Labana. Find out how much we spent on each site, and see the unique features of each ruin . The Ruta Puuc is a MUST DO when you visit the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico! Make sure to subscribe, to keep up with our adventures. Leave a comment so I know you’re watching.