On the beaches you can do recreational activities such as recreational fishing, kitesurfing, bathe in its emerald green waters, ride a boat or jet ski or simply lie down on a lounger and enjoy the sun and the sound of the waves.

Enjoy typical dishes such as cochinita pibil, panuchos, salbutes, beans with pork, black filling, oriental pickle, and if you are lucky, you can try San Simón, a meal that is little known even among locals. On the beaches of the state you can eat delicious fried fish, garlic fillets and a fish, garlic fillets and a large amount of seafood prepared on the spot and taken out of the sea on the same day. The seasoning of the seafood is fresh and delicious.

Throughout the state, people are warm, friendly and respectful. If you want to enjoy peace and tranquility, you can book a room in the lagoon of the former henequen haciendas of the state, wich have become luxury and comfort hotels and still preserve the architecture of the past.

For lovers of nature and archaeology, you can enjoy a cool swim in one of the 3,021 cenotes of the State, whose formation was due to the impact of the meteorite that killed the Dinosaurs, or also, walk paths within the jungle on recreational walks, bicycles or ATVs.

As part of the land in which the great Mayan culture lived, you can admire vestiges of pyramids and ceremonial centers such as Uxmal, Chichén Itzá, Ek-Balam, Mayapán, Dzibilchatún, among others, where you can appreciate the astronomical, architectural and engineering talent of our ancestors. You should not return to your country without visiting one of the seven wonders of the world, Chichen Itza, where on March 21 and September 21, the God Kukulkan descends from the pyramid in a light and shadow show due to the position of the sun.