Yucatan Beaches
Enjoy Costa Smeralda
Yucatan is an exceptional state, full of natural riches and possessor of a unique coastline that goes from Celestún to Rio Lagartos and which is bathed, in its more than 378 kilometers of extension, by the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
If you want to see flamingos and other birds, we recommend visiting Celestún, San Felipe, Rio Lagartos and Sisal. Also in San Crisanto and Dzilam Bravo you can swim in the same day in salty sea water and fresh water with its cenotes and water holes.
If you want to feed raccoons in the El Corchito Ecological Reserve you can do it, you can also take a souvenir photo on the Progreso boardwalk with its characteristic arched pier.
Yucatan Beaches
The closest beach to the city of Mérida is Progreso and it is the favorite of all Yucatecans.
Puerto Progreso
The most popular beach in Yucatán is undoubtedly Progreso, this is due to its proximity to the city of Mérida and its attractions such as the Traditional Boardwalk, Blue Flag Beaches , Chocolate Pier, the House of Cake, its carousel...
Celestún
This beach is located in the Celestún Biosphere Reserve, its main attraction is the sighting of the pink flamingo, boat rides along the river, the dzinintún mangroves, the waterhole and its incredible beaches...
Sisal
This beautiful port with wide beaches and emerald green sea with crystal clear waters has among its attractions the Casa de la Empress Carlota, the former Maritime Customs, the State Reserve of the Palmar, the Fort of San Diego, the Lighthouse...
Chuburná Puerto
This charming port has gained notoriety for its "islands" in the mangrove area, the most popular being Isla Columpios, it also has a beautiful beach ideal to enjoy the day...
Telchac Puerto
Its white sand beaches, calm and crystal clear waters are ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and spending the whole day, we recommend you bring an umbrella or a tent to have a place to shelter.
Dzilam de Bravo
The best way to get to know the attractions is a boat ride through the mangroves for the observation of waterfowl, virgin beaches in the mouths, the springs in the middle of the sea, virgin cenotes and much more...
Rio Lagartos
Río Lagartos is famous for the 20,000 pink flamingos that arrive between January and September to reproduce, home of the sea turtle, you can also take a tour to see crocodiles, Mayan bath....
San Felipe
A small fishing town, which, despite technological advances, still maintains its customs, since its homes are still made of wood, decorated in very colorful tones, thus giving a cheerful view to the place.
Las Coloradas
A small town on the Yucatecan coast, but with a great legacy, which lasts to this day, the production of salt, typical of the Mayans since ancient times, which gives its characteristic color to the pink lagoons...
El Cuyo Yucatán
It is the farthest beach destination from Mérida, but close to Tizimín and Valladolid, it has wide beaches of soft sand, calm waves and it is a very quiet port, ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility near the coast...
Chelem
A quiet port with crystal clear waters, whose name means "between magpies" and is another of the favorite beaches because many families rent houses in the area to enjoy a weekend or full week.
Chicxulub
The port of Chicxulub is located on the coast of Progreso, this is where the meteorite that extinguished the dinosaurs fell, for this reason a park has been created at the entrances of the port called Sendero Jurasico...
Manglares de San Crisanto
The tour consists of traveling by boat through a series of channels interconnected with cenotes and springs, where you can see the mangroves, listen to the birdsong, and see the fish that live in the channels...
El Corchito
To enter this Reserve you must take a small boat at the pier that will cross you through beautiful mangroves that protect this wonderful place inside. When disembarking you will be able to admire the beauty of nature...
Pig Beach
A beautiful public beach that has become the home of 8 miniature pigs that were rescued from abuse, located next to the naval, access is free and you can see the pigs swim, pet them or take a picture with them.
Boat Tours along the Yucatan Coast
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