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Landscapes in White and Pink
In Yucatan you will find places where the sunsets seem painted on oil in warm colors and the blue ones as if the sky had merged with the sea. You will walk through places where history has remained a mute witness to the passage of time and nature is a treasure ready to be discovered.
Included
- Driver – Certified Bilingual Guide
- Transport in vehicles with air conditioning
- Accommodation in hotels as indicated or similar
- 4 Breakfasts and 2 lunches
- I.V.A. and Lodging Tax
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival to Merida
Reception at the Airport or Bus Station and transfer to the hotel. There is no time to lose to Begin to enjoy the diverse options that the beautiful city of Mérida offers us. Accommodation.
Day 2: Mérida – Chichen Itzá
Breakfast. We have an appointment with the Mayan culture in the archaeological site of CHICHEN ITZA, new sparkling Wonder of the World: Observatory, Pyramid of the Castle, Sacred Cenote, Game of Ball and other temples of interest … they give us testimony of the advanced of the Mayan culture. Lunch. Return to Merida and time free. Accommodation.
Day 3: Merida (Free day)
Breakfast. Day off. If we opt for culture, we can choose to visit Uxmal, Izamal, the Ruta de los Convents … If we lean towards ecotourism, we have options, such as the Cenote Tour, the Grottos de Xpukil, the Bocas de Dzilam Bravo … Accommodation.
Day 4: Mérida – Celestún
Breakfast. We enjoy the ecotourism paradise of the CELESTÚN National Park, declared by UNESCO “Biosphere Reserve and Humidity of International Importance”. Mother nature is shown to us splendid: turtles, ocelots, spider monkeys, fish, pelicans, herons, albatrosses and, above all, hundreds of pink or Caribbean flamingos feeding or resting in their natural habitat. Lunch. Return to Merida Free time. Accommodation.
Day 5: Departure
Breakfast. We have the room until 12.00 hrs. In that way, we can continue to enjoy the benefits of “Blanca Mérida”.
Essential information
Confirmation will be received at the time of booking.
We recommend you bring a towel, sandals, swimsuit, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, personal toiletry, cap or hat, raincoat or umbrella, lightweight pants, comfortable shoes for walking both in the archaeological zones and by the haciendas and fresh clothes for the hottest climates.
Description
The Mayan cities, full of majestic temples and pyramids were mainly ceremonial centers. Most Mayans lived in rural areas and lived on agriculture and resorted to priests for guidance on planting, harvesting, and marrying.
The Mayans are also recognized for their impressive knowledge of mathematics and astronomy which integrated their religious rites. They practiced human sacrifice which meant to please or calm the wrath of their gods.
There are almost 200 ruins and Mayan sites that can be explored in Mexico. When visiting the Yucatan Peninsula, you should definitely explore one of the Mayan ruins and immerse yourself in the Mayan culture, since the Mayans were the most advanced civilization in Mesoamerica in their time. One of the most famous and visited places is Chichén Itzá, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 1988. However, there are many other beautiful archaeological sites that are worth a visit, each one has its own charm.