Akumal Blog

The Mexican network, Televisa is promoting all the amazing States of Mexico with these breathtaking videos. This one is of Quintana Roo, with outstanding shot of Holbox, Bacalar Lagoon, Cozumel, Tulum and more. An amazing and beautiful video.
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Latin Jazz Festival presented by the Riviera Maya Jazz Festival is hosting a free concert held in the town’s square this Saturday, Sept 4th.
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Coba, Tulum, Akumal, Cancun, Playa del Carmen and many more astonishing places that you can visit. Plan your next vacations to this Mexican Paradise. Yucatan Holidays can bring you closer to your dreamed experience.
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On Tuesday, Virgin America announced that it is expanding its service to Cabo San Lucas and Cancun, Mexico, with non-stop flights from San Francisco and Los Angeles starting in December.
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It has been a great year of news and exciting diving at the Akumal Dive Shop. This year alone has brought new, unique and exciting diving experiences to the Mexican Caribbean, all within our reach.
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BLUE Ocean Film Festival announced winners of its 2010 awards for top cinematic works and ocean conservation yesterday.
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Nests & Hatchlings Report: PLEASE Do not touch turtles while they swim, feed, nest or are on their way to the sea. They need their own space. Respect them! Caretta caretta/ Loggerhead: Nests: 81 Hatchlings: 1,33 Chelonia mydas/Green turtle Nests: 122 Hatchlings: 0 Click here to view the CEA August Newsletter in its entirety
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The ancient Maya were surrounded by the sea in all directions, and their world revolved around water. More than a necessity to sustain life, water was the vital medium from which the world emerged, gods arose and ancestors communicated.
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We hear Olivia Marguerite and her Mom Leslie are settling into life in Alaska just fine!
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By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY August 25, 2010 YUCATAN, Mexico— Bird calls ring from the forest, echoing amid the crumbling ruins whose darkened doorways have long beckoned explorers and scholars. The Maya ancients who built the ruins of Kiuic (kee-week) here fled those doorways in a hurry, an international archaeology team now realizes. Left behind may be frozen-in-time clues to the ...
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