In addition to its seven-colored lagoon, rest and relaxation, hammocks, and straw huts surrounded by legendary jungles, this village of Mayan descent is also known for adrenaline and water sports. For hundreds of years it's been the territory of travelers and treasure hunters such as ourselves. It recently gave its name to the movie Bacalar, a story about adventure and environmental conservation.

Izamal easily achieved Magical Town status. With its omnipresent sun-bleached yellow, extraordinary convent, and a living legacy of a huge Mayan ceremonial center, sacred “Itzamal”, a name by which it has been known since pre-Columbian times, has magic to spare: the town generously shares it with all that have the fortune to walk among its streets and pyramids whether under the light of the sun or of the moon.

Colonial City Valladolid, where two important passages of Mexico’s history took place: “the War of the Castes” in 1847 and the “First Spark of the Mexican Revolution” in 1910: today, it is known as the “Heroic City” and the “Capital of Eastern Maya”. Valladolid combines features of its pre-Hispanic past, of the colonial period and of today’s lifestyle. It has great natural, historical, sociocultural, gastronomic wealth; but most importantly, it includes the presence of live traditions and customs.