Currently there are approximately 3,000 cenotes registered in the state of Yucatán whereof less than half are open to the public and approximately 300 "haciendas"

The region of the Capital of the Mayan World is one of the most representative of the state, given that the municipalities that comprise it are important historical centers.

The Puuc Route (puuc means "mounds") is a tour of archaeological zones that has undoubtedly become one of the favorite walks for Yucatecans and visitors to the region.

The Puerto Maya region, located in the northeast of the state, is made up of the municipalities of Panabá, Río Lagartos, San Felipe, Sucilá and Tizimín. 

The city is the most important distribution center for cultural tourism in the Yucatán Peninsula: offering more than 5,919 rooms in hotels for all budgets.

Along the Riviera you will be able to appreciate the great variety of ecosystems such as tropical forests, cenotes and underwater caves that come together to make this an unforgettable experience.