What to do on a trip to the south of Yucatan?

Yucatan is fascinating, popular for its rich Mayan history, magnificent archaeological sites, beautiful beaches and exquisite cuisine.


Specifically, the southern zone of Yucatán, known as Zona Puuc, has been visited for decades for its archaeological sites, such as Uxmal, Kabah, Sayil and Labná. Recently, destinations have become more popular to complement the inevitable tours to the archaeological zones: haciendas such as Mucuychécenotes such as the Cuzamá and other entertainment sites such as the chocolate museum Choco-Story Uxmal.

What should you keep in mind if you organize a tour in Yucatan?

For a day trip in Yucatán, bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, sunscreen, a hat or cap, sunglasses, mosquito repellent, a reusable water bottle, and, of course, your cell phone to capture moments. Also, consider carrying cash in local currency for small purchases.

What places could you visit?

Traveling on the Umán-Holpechén/Mexico highway, you could put together a day tour with these 4 destinations:


Hacienda Yaxcopoil

43 min from downtown Merida. Ideal for a photo shoot in the countryside of the village, with the majestic facade of the old hacienda powerhouse as a backdrop.


Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyché

Popular today for its beautiful cenotes linked by a swimming channel, its restaurant and guided tour. It is located 1 hour from downtown Merida.


Chocolate Museum Choco-Story Uxmal

You will learn about chocolate in the Mayan culture and taste the deliciousness of cocoa. Inspiration and creativity, for an unforgettable experience. Located 1 hour and 15 minutes from downtown Merida.


Uxmal Light and Sound

Enjoy a show that combines Mayan lights and stories with a starry night sky. The archaeological zone is right in front of Choco-Story Mexico.


Ready to discover the best of Yucatan?

Explore all that this wonderful region has to offer and don't miss the opportunity to visit the Choco-Story MuseumBook your ticket now and live an unforgettable experience!

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