Yucatan Collection (#28)

N. A. Mexico, Yucatan, Rio Lagartos. The entrance into the town
N.A. Mexico, Yucatan, Rio Lagartos. The entrance into the town

Mexico, Yucatan, San Felipe. A brown pelican sitting on the dock in the small coastal fishing village of San Felipe

Mexico, Yucatan, Telchac. Small yellow chapel, San Diego de al Cala, in the town of Puerto Telchac

Mexico, Yucatan, Progreso. Looking at the Progreso pier from the beach

Mexico, Yucatan, Merida. Hallway at the Hotel MedioMundo in the town of Merida

Mexico, Yucatan Peninsula, Ticul. Ticuls San Anonio de Padua Cathedral

Mexico, Yucatan, Uxmal. Uxmal, a large pre-Columbian ruined city of the Mayan civilization in the state of Yucatan, Mexico. Detail work at the Nunnery Quadrangle

Mexico, Yucatan, Uxmal, a large pre-Columbian ruined city of the Mayan civilization in the state of Yucatan, Mexico. House of the Doves

Mexico, Yucatan. Church on the main roadway leading from Merida to Celestun

Mexico, Yucatan. Chichen Itza is a large pre-Columbian archaeological site built by the Maya civilization, present-day Mexico. Columns in the Temple of a Thousand Warriors

Mexico, Yucatan, Uxmal. Mexico, Yucatan, Uxmal. The stone ring once found on all Mayan ball courts. It is thought that propelling a ball through the ring played a part

Mexico, Yucatan, Merida. The Cathedral, or Catedral, de San Idelfonso in late afternoon light. It is the largest church on the Yucatan Peninsula and the oldest cathedral on the continent

North America, Mexico, Yucatan, Merida. This is the interior of Hotel MedioMundo at night

Chichen Itza / Mexico
the TEMPLE OF THE WARRIORS in CHICHEN ITZA, Yucatan. This pyramid is a remain of the Maya civilization. Date: 1984

MEXICO: LABNAH, 1844. The gateway of the Mayan ruins at Labnah on the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Lithograph by Frederick Catherwood, London, 1844

Atlantic Sailfish (Istiophorus albicans) group, hunting sardines in shoal, Isla Mujeres, Yucatan Peninsula, Caribbean Sea, Mexico

Map of size and location of Chicxulub crater
Chicxulub crater. Map showing the size and location of the Chicxulub impact crater, Mexico. The impact 65 million years ago may have helped to cause the extinction of the dinosaurs

Gravity map showing Chicxulub crater, Yucatan
Chicxulub crater. Coloured gravity anomaly map showing the extent of the Chicxulub impact crater in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

Cretaceous-Tertiary Impact, artwork
Cretaceous-Tertiary Impact. Computer artwork of a large asteroid hitting Earth 65 million years ago. The impact formed the Chicxulub crater on Mexicos Yucatan Peninsula

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Welcome to Yucatan, a captivating destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty with rich history. Nestled in Mexico's Caribbean region, this enchanting peninsula offers an array of experiences that will leave you spellbound. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature as you witness the tender bond between a Caribbean Flamingo chick and its protective parent. These vibrant birds grace the shores of Yucatan, adding splashes of pink to its already breathtaking landscapes. Step back in time to 1844 when Mayan ruins stood tall and proud at Tulum. Frederick Catherwood's lithograph transports us to an era where ancient civilizations thrived on this very land. Explore these archaeological treasures and marvel at the intricate Mayan artifacts that tell stories from centuries ago. Indulge your senses at Xel-Ha Lagoon National Park, where crystal clear waters invite you for a refreshing swim amidst lush greenery. Lose yourself in the tranquility of this natural paradise while discovering hidden cenotes and colorful marine life beneath the surface. The pristine beaches of Cancun beckon travelers seeking relaxation or adventure along their golden shores. Feel the warm sand between your toes as you soak up the sun or dive into thrilling water sports activities that will get your adrenaline pumping. Gaze upon El Castillo, also known as The Pyramid of Kukulcan, standing tall within Chichen Itza - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This architectural masterpiece is not only visually stunning but also holds deep cultural significance for those who once called it home. Playa del Carmen invites visitors to unwind by its picturesque coastline dotted with palm trees swaying gently in the ocean breeze. Let go of all worries as you bask under clear blue skies and let waves lull you into serenity. Take a moment to savor local flavors at one of Isla Mujeres' charming cafes, immersing yourself in authentic Mexican cuisine while enjoying panoramic views over turquoise waters.