Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Savor fresh seafood and local Yucatecan flavors.
Capture street art and stunning sunsets.
Unwind with beach yoga or a calming massage.
Pristine beaches, lush mangroves, and diverse marine life.
Car-free village, relaxed pace, and friendly atmosphere.
Warm locals and a , authentic island spirit.
Your visit directly influences Isla Holbox's future. Commit to positive impacts.
Effort to speak basic Spanish shows respect and improves interactions.
Observe and respect local traditions and social norms.
Always ask permission before photographing people.
Freshwater is precious on an island; take shorter showers.
Turn off lights and A/C when leaving your room.
Avoid touching marine life or walking on fragile ecosystems.
Support island residents by shopping at small local businesses.
Hire local guides for tours to support the community directly.
Engage positively with locals to foster good relationships.
Explore more of the Yucatán Peninsula and beyond based on your interests.
Mahahual (Costa Maya) for quieter coastal towns.
Valladolid, Campeche, or Palenque for ancient sites.
Tulum or Playa del Carmen for more action.
Combine Holbox with a diverse Yucatán Peninsula road trip.
Experience the region's diverse facets.
Create a varied and enriching travel itinerary.
Combine relaxation with cultural exploration.
Experience Holbox differently by visiting in another season.
Return during June-September for this unique marine encounter.
Visit November-April for guaranteed sunshine and lower humidity.
Rent a golf cart or hire a local guide for hidden spots.
Continue your journey with new discoveries in the region.
Explore Sian Ka'a Biosphere Reserve near Tulum.
Visit Uxmal and other Puuc Route Mayan sites.
Try kitesurfing in Isla Blanca, north of Cancun.
The cultural capital of Yucatán, city life.
The "Lagoon of Seven Colors" for freshwater activities.
World-class diving and snorkeling off its reefs.
May your journeys be filled with wonder, learning, and responsible exploration.
