This is my guide to the main attractions in the state of Yucatán. Additionally, some places to sleep and eat around to make the most out of exploring this Mexican state. I have spent years exploring the region and getting to know my state's wonders. It is now time to share the results of all those experiences with others. The guide is divided into three separate sections: Beaches & Manglars, Ruta Puuc or Pueblos & Ruins. Each of these represents different parts of Yucatan and has a particular attraction. All sections would have their own eating, sleeping, and visiting recommendations.

For those wanting to get to know my hometown, these are my recommended places to visit, eat, drink, and sleep. As a local, I have visited these places plenty of times. Each location has been carefully chosen to be part of this guide. It intends for visitors to have a great time in Mérida, whether it be just a few days in the city or a long stay to visit the complete region.

Visiting Mérida for the weekend? Here is an itinerary and some tips for visiting the city and its beautiful surroundings for a few days. I was born in the city and have lived here most of my life; as such, I'll give you an itinerary based on my favorite places and those I consider unskippable for a short-term visit. As it is the perfect place to explore the many wonders of the state it serves as capital, I'll share recommendations for places to visit, stay, eat, and drink in the city.

Cenotes are one of the main attractions of Yucatan; there isn't anything like them anywhere else. These underground caves filled with water are a must for all those who wish to visit this Mexican state; however, deciding which cenote to visit is a hard task having so many of them (estimated upwards of 7,000!). I grew up in Yucatan, where "cenotear", visiting cenotes for a day during the weekend, was a common activity to spend my free time. During that time, I have visited more cenotes than I can count; this guide provides a list of the cenotes I recommend visiting. The list is divided into two different parts: cenotes to visit from Merida and cenotes to visit from Valladolid. Regardless of that distinction, you can choose to visit cenotes listed among those closer to either city. I have done so plenty of times from Merida. Additionally, the guide includes my recommendations and a few tips for visiting cenotes.