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Hanal Pixan is the Maya Day of the Dead: three days, home altars with the favourite food of the dead, mucbipollo baked in an earth oven, and how it differs from the parades.
How cenotes form, why the Yucatan has no rivers, the ring of cenotes left by the Chicxulub asteroid, and why everything you put in the water reaches the reef.
Things to do in Akumal: the turtles done properly, Yal-Ku lagoon, cenotes, the reef and the biosphere 45 minutes south — plus why the seagrass is never raked.
Kayaking in Sian Ka an: how hard it really is, the lagoon and mangrove route, why it starts at 6 a.m., what you will see and how it compares to the canal float.
How a Maya tourism cooperative actually works: legal structure, assembly decisions, why members own the boats, what federal recognition changed and what it does not solve.
Is Sian Ka an worth it? The honest case for and against, from the cooperative that guides it — including who should skip it and the most common regret.
What to bring to Sian Ka an and what to leave at the hotel: the cash you need for the entry fee, the sunscreen rule explained properly, and what we already provide.
Sea turtle season in the Riviera Maya: who nests here, the May to October calendar, the two things that kill hatchlings and how to behave on a dark beach.
Maya traditional medicine as a working system: hot and cold, the h men, the plants you meet on the trail, and why the remedy grows beside the poison.
Cenotes and the Sian Ka an lagoons are the same water in different forms. How they differ in feel, depth, temperature and wildlife — and which to choose for your one swim.
