Communities inhabited by the modern Maya of today, strive to preserve their ancient traditions and customs. They also wish to share their living culture with visitors to the Riviera Maya and the great state of Quintana Roo. We are delighted to recommend a visit to our good friend Maria Benita Dzib and her father, Victor’s house. They are residents in SAN JUAN DE DIOS pueblo located 9 km south of the archaeological zone of Coba.
There are a million ways to enjoy the Riviera Maya in the summer - Our favorite time of year in the Riviera Maya! Few People! Low Prices! The ocean is perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Below are just a few ideas that...
Whilst on a recent visit to a small Maya community near Coba, we met Antonio Ramos Pérez the founder...
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By Sarah Sweeney
Hola! Before I tell you about my recent adventures, I want to tell you about...
Here’s a secret: There are Maya ruins in Akumal pueblo. Tucked behind some chaparral on a dead-end street and poorly quarantined by a strand of barbed wire, you can find the ruins if you know where to look. And some do know. The...
