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Survival tips for vacationing in El Cuyo Yucatan

Easter Holiday: April 5th-11th, 2020. Easter is one of the most anticipated holiday seasons for the Vallisoletanos, and this time it will take place from the 5th to the 11th of April. Every year residents of Valladolid, Tizimín and Mérida decide to go for a vacation on the beach of El Cuyo Yucatan. El Cuyo […]

Diana De León · 26 May 2022 Read →

Things To Do Sitios arqueológicos en Yucatán alrededor de Valladolid Valladolid

San Bernardino de Siena, an architectural jewel of Valladolid

The Sisal neighborhood is one of the most popular destinations among tourists in our city. Its colorful colonial streets, Calzada de los Frailes and Sisal Park are the place to shop, eat and people watch in Valladolid Yucatan. Within this neighborhood is one of the most impressive attractions in Valladolid: The Convent of San Bernardino […]

Diana De León · 27 Aug 2019 Read →

Things To Do Valladolid

Carnival 2019, Valladolid Yucatan.

Carnival is a traditional celebration in Valladolid, where locals and visitors alike dress in colors to bring joy to people and spread joy around town. Every year, just before easter people from all walks of life join “Comparsas” and organize dancing groups to be part of the festivities. If you want to be part of […]

Diana De León · 27 Feb 2019 Read →

Things To Do Valladolid

County Fair Valladolid Yucatan

To Honor the Candlemas Virgin Each year, Valladolid fills with colors, because the county fair is celebrated on February 2nd. This fair is held in honor of the Candlemas Virgin, the patron saint of Valladolid Yucatán, and it is one of the most important fairs in the state. The fair begins on January 25th and […]

Diana De León · 25 Jan 2019 Read →

Cenotes Things To Do Valladolid Yucatán Mexico

Cenotes near Valladolid, the ideal destination to defeat summer!

The Yucatan Peninsula is known for its numerous Cenotes, natural caves filled with crystalline waters and are excellent natural pools. The Yucatan Peninsula is made mostly with limestone, so water seeps down and creates spectacular underground rivers and caves that cross the peninsula in every direction. Limestone is porous and fragile, and over time, the […]

Diana De León · 20 Jul 2018 Read →