We design and customize experiences for your passions and needs. Our traveling designer curates routes, expeditions, family retreats, and alluring special events. This gives you a window to design, in a dreamed-up way, your trip as a couple, a group of friends, or family.
A refreshing destination where fashion, art, modern design, and sophisticated craftsmanship have developed a new trend.
Exploring Merida with a foodie and novelty insight. In the last ten years, Merida has become a vibrant city, making a landmark of its colonial architecture and adding a modern twist to all of it: design, boutiques, restaurants, and streets. Home to a young, professional, and artsy international community, the lively evenings have an interesting offer to indulge with a tasting menu or an art and culture event.
From a traditional Yucatecan restaurant to the most exciting fine-dining experiences where art is involved, our guidebook to Merida will take you to the best sittings in town, hidden bars, trendy mezcalerias and lively plazas.
Take a stroll in majestic Paseo Montejo and discover the endemic architecture of Merida’s downtown. Merida stands out for being one of the most classic yet constantly evolving Caribbean cities in terms of architecture. Take time to explore museums and exhibitions, plazas and street corridors.
This is a gallery & museum tour with an art expert. Get to know young and consolidated local artists, main exhibitions and emblematic spaces.
After more than three thousand years of history, Mayan manifestations of art and architecture are still revealing the mysteries of this grandiose civilization.
Beyond the majesty of Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Uxmal, Calakmul, explore with deep savvy the surroundings and the underworld.
Inspired by the book Incidents of Travel in the Yucatan, follow in the footsteps of John Stephens and Frederick Catherwood to discover the world of haciendas and unexplored Mayan sites.
From the mysterious caves to extraordinary sites, discover how archeoastronomy reveals Maya deep knowledge of the cycles of the celestial planets and stars, and visit private sacred sites still on the edge of discovery, like hidden cenotes close to the main Mayan temples.
The Yucatan Peninsula has 39 protected natural areas, covering a surface area of 2,977,752 ha of terrestrial ecosystems. Whether soft-impact or high-adrenaline experiences, it’s up to you to choose among a variety of activities on water and on earth. Explore with excitement the jungle, the cenotes, and the dark caves.
Lose yourself in the quietness of hidden mangroves and pristine waters. Our kayaking tour with professional guidance is the only way to access some protected natural areas.
Considered sacred by the Mayans, Cenotes are underground deep reservoirs of freshwater, thus amazing places for scuba diving. Visit one of our private cenotes and book a beginner class with a professional trainer, or dive under professional surveillance.
Yucatan is home to 454 different species, making it the state with the greatest diversity of birds in Mexico. Earlybird morning to see a grandiose spectacle of colors, movements and sounds.
Don’t miss the must-see local markets and workshops. We will take you to the finest honey collectors and to the non-public space of milpas (backyard gardens). Each week, a farmers market parades a rare variety of exotic fruits and native plants. We will also visit workshops run by local potters, stone carvers, and weavers to find the most authentic handicrafts.
Izamal, a place of pilgrimage dating back to pre-Columbian times, can be considered The Rome of the Mayan civilization. Its yellow colonial structures and the remnants of pyramids create a backdrop for a 16th-century monastery. It's a perfect spot for strolls and bike rides, relishing local dishes, and immersing oneself in the ambiance of its plazas.
Make sure to explore the vibrant local markets and essential workshops within Maya communities. Our tour includes visits to honey collectors and traditional backyard gardens known as milpas. Every week, a farmers market showcases a unique array of exotic fruits and indigenous vegetables. Additionally, we'll have the opportunity to visit workshops operated by local artisans.
Our nature reserves are among the most privileged landscapes to experience unbounded well-being and genuine excitement in the wilderness. Our collection’s lavish dwellings heighten pleasure and balance after a morning exploring, sporting, or just contemplating.
Casa San Román, or Casa Redonda, is located in a wild paradise at the center of SianKa'an’s reserve. Take a bike ride or wake up early to explore the bird sanctuary; do some kayaking and canoeing; or dive in one of the most pristine waters on earth. The Mayan ruins of Tupak and Chac Mool are both here.
Club de Patos blends the social and environmental milieu with eloquent beauty. Located in Sisal, this modern compound offers comfortable rooms and thrilling tasting menus. Among our activities are the bird safari and kitesurfing.
These are our most cherished secrets. Destined for art lovers and contem-porary art connaisseurs. We take you to the secluded jungle to visit two of the most intimate and outstanding specific-site artworks to experience the self while inhabiting space.
Tecoh was conceived with the mission to create a place where the boundaries of art, architecture, history, and nature would dissolve. Within the ruins of the 16th-century hacienda, Jorge Pardo created an exemplary site-specific work of art with an outstanding understanding of history, nature, and form.
