The entire Yucatan Peninsula is a massive piece of limestone, with the world’s largest subterranean water system running beneath it. In certain places, the limestone ceiling has collapsed, causing what many Americans and Canadians would call a “sinkhole.” In Spanish, it is called a “cenote.” Over 2,200 cenotes have been registered throughout the Yucatan Peninsula….
Favorite Golf Courses in the Riviera Maya. Golf, yes I said it, golf. The dreadful, frustrating, incapable game that the majority of people never excel at because we are really just out there for a good time with friends and family. An avid golfer might disagree with me but the numbers speak for themselves: only…
After years of waiting, anticipation, and doubt, the Kukulcan Boulevard officially connects the southern part of Tulum to the beach road. This new access will dramatically increase property values south of Aldea Zama. People unfamiliar with Tulum and its development evolution are asking, “Why is this such a big deal?” Here’s why: until now, visitors and locals…
Throughout COVID-19’s interruption of life, the Riviera Maya has maintained its status as a world-class vacation destination with tourism open, maintaining strict hygiene standards to welcome those looking for a Caribbean escape or a temporary home to wait out the pandemic. In fact, the area drew many first-time visitors since other beachfront destinations worldwide and the cruise…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.