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Chinampas
Urban Farming Mexico City-style means a canal boat deep into the floating fields and fog-shrouded forests where visitors learn food, flowers, and farm techniques and all in the shadow of the volcanoes.
Urban Farming Mexico City-style means a canal boat deep into the floating fields and fog-shrouded forests where visitors learn food, flowers, and farm techniques and all in the shadow of the volcanoes.
Calakmul, given the right circumstances, is one of the most rewarding and meaningful of the ancient Maya cities, and we've got just your spot in the deepest jungle.
A fantastic mix of color, language, and food while camping beneath the jungle canopy just north of Xpujil in some of Campeche's most friendly and creative country.
Step into the Maya Village of Ek Balam and experience first-hand the traditions, customs, and flavors of a living community. Share with its people and discover the cultural richness that thrives between the jungle and the pyramids.
Among the most natural and inviting ways to visit the flamingo-friendly mangroves along the sunny coast of Campeche.
One of the most theatrical of the exotic lost Maya cities is made all the more dramatic when you get there through the jungle, as the shimmering light of morning reaches a crescendo of bird call and stunning realization.
Explore Aktun Usil, an awe-inspiring underground cave where stalactites and stalagmites surround you in a mystical landscape. Immerse yourself in the geological and spiritual history of this fascinating natural wonder.
A fantastic finale to the Dzitbalché corridor, the House of the Crocodiles works to welcome visitors into the most important and valuable parts of the Isla Arena in Campeche.
Small town vibes perfect for millennial aspirations, Señor is more than a little town, it's a flourishing community focused on learning, welcoming, and setting down roots that people from all over come to experience.