he municipality of Bacalar and it’s adjoining lagoon is a little-known treasure of Quintana Roo. Often referred to as ‘La Laguna de Siete Colores’ or ‘The Lagoon of Seven Colours,’ the Bacalar lagoon is an incredibly beautiful natural area with crystal waters of turquoise, emerald, teal and cerulean all merging together. So it should come…
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The relocation experts at International Living have voted Mexico as the number one retirement destination 2017. And while Mexico is being honored this year, it’s popularity as a retirement destination has been known for some time. In fact, for U.S. citizens, it’s the most popular retirement destination in the world. Offering a slower, more relaxed…
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Quintana Roo is the state in Mexico that’s home to several of the country’s top tourist spots. Many people know about, or have spent time in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and many others, but what about the towns of Chetumal, Bacalar, and Isla Holbox? Fortunately for the adventure and explorer types, there are even…
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In a few other news articles, I’ve talked about the construction plans for the new Maya Train project. As a reminder, it’s a 1,500-kilometer railroad project that will connect five states in the Yucatan Peninsula and in southeast Mexico. Those five states are; Yucatán, Quintana Roo, Campeche, Tabasco, and Chiapas. The project is slated to…
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