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Yucatan Peninsula – the Caribbean part of Mexico, which is a very popular destination, especially in the winter months. It is sought after for its beaches, the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, which has a pleasant temperature for swimming all year round, the natural beauty and cultural monuments left here by the ancestors of the famous Maya.
RIVIERA MAYA – from Playa del Carmen to Tulum
Another attraction is the diet here. Tortillas and fillings according to your ideas, with meat, avocado, chorizo, beans in various ways. Fresh fruit, whole or sliced from street vendors.
Tequila and Mezcal, drinks that make an evening sitting in the bar, on the beach with friends or on the hotel balcony.
If you are interested in the Mayan Riviera, you can find out more here:
MEXICO: MAYAN RIVIERA
Belize
Belize, a country located on the east coast of Central America. Destination, very popular among tourists. Whether you enjoy diving, relaxing on the beach or interested in Mayan culture, Belize has something for everyone.
Belize – Mayan ruins, picturesque beaches and jungle
Belize City is a historic city of the nation, which makes it an interesting place to spend a few days. But it is not at the top of the list of tourist destinations. Haulover Creek is a river that flows through the center of Belize City and thus divides it into two parts. On the one hand, there are nice colonial houses, seaside parks, bustling shopping areas and sailboats. On the other, smelly canals and eccentric slums. The town of Orange Walk will pleasantly tune you into what awaits you. From there, you can take boats to Lamanai, which will enchant you with the ruins of Mayan culture. You can go on a trip around the New River, where with a little luck you will also come across crocodiles. If you want to relax on the beach and swim in the sea, Placencia is perfect. It is also worth visiting the small fishing town of Punta Gorda. There are several hotels overlooking the ocean and the chocolate bar, which attract tourists. Punta Gorda is also the gateway to several jungle accommodations and visits to Mayan ruins. Many of them are not on the maps and you can only get there with the locals.
Guatemala
Guatemala is a state in Central America. It is washed by the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Caribbean Sea in the east. Guatemala borders Belizé, Honduras, Mexico and El Salvador. The inconspicuous landscape offers tourists an amazing combination of history, nature, adventure and local culture.
Guatemala – Rio Dulce, Tikal
Antigua Guatemala is a beautiful city in central Guatemala and is often used as a central location. From there, visitors head to other tourist areas. The picturesque town of Flores is interesting in that it is located on the island of Lake Peten Itza. Flores is also a starting point for visiting Tikal. These are the largest ruins of the largest ancient Mayan city. There are 5 pyramid temples, one of the most famous is the temple of Jaguar. The whole area is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is declared a protected area. In the eastern part of Guatemala is the town of Livingston, where there is also a protected habitat Chocón Machacas. Livingston is also a transfer point to the Río Dulce. It is possible to stay in cottages right in the jungle. During the day you can go on a trip to the jungle with a local guide, visit the Cueva del Tigre cave or kayak along the Rio Dulce (eg Daddy).
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