Malecón de Campeche
Donde el mar, la cultura y los colores del Caribe se encuentran
Donde el mar, la cultura y los colores del Caribe se encuentran
One of the oldest continuously inhabited towns on Earth, the famous Yellow City of Yucatan has thrown open the doors and the train is just the early, exhilarating first step.
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The port is just your first stop on a trip into the Islas Marias. For natural beauty and a pristine environment, it's unlike anywhere else you've visited.
Famous as one of the most Maya of all Yucatan cities, Tekax is a natural and cultural center with something for everyone, and nearly everything close by.
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A treasure to be re-discovered on the Caribbean coast, the town is a quick stop on the Tren Maya and leaves you centuries in the past and never more happy to be there.
A low-slung river town at the center of a giant biosphere reserve, Frontera is still a place of great mystery and legend.
La Ciudad Esmeralda
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San Carlos is a tourist destination known for its volcanic landscape, turquoise waters, and attractions such as Cerro Tetakawi and its beaches. It stands out for its fresh seafood cuisine and festivities like the Guaymas International Carnival. The town also preserves craft traditions influenced by the Yaqui people, such as seaweed dolls and Pascola dancer masks.