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Popular with families from Merida during holidays and snowbirds in winter, this is a pleasant if unexciting small seaside town.




DivingDiving the Alacran Reef, for shipwrecks

Bike RidingNice and flat, beach towns north and south to visit

FishingSome fishing from the marina at nearby Yucalpeten

WalkingAwfully hot and sunny; walk area beaches early or late

KayakingKayaking around area mangroves

SailingSmall private marina at nearby Yucalpeten

RuinsMinor sites nearby at Dzibilchaltun and Xcambo

Spanish SchoolYes, there is a Spanish School

HandicraftsMainly at Merida, half an hour by car

ShoppingMainly in Merida

BirdwatchingBirding in nearby lagoons and mangroves

WinterGood place to escape colder climes; wind sometimes blows

SummerAwfully hot; most popular with Meridians during school vacations

EnglishSpeakingLots of snowbirds and English-speaking Mexicans

Gringos-mixedMostly in winter

Mexican CommunityPlenty of opportunity to interact with the locals

International AirportAn hour away near Merida

RemoteNot really on the tourist trail, although some cruise ships dock here

Buy/Rent HouseVacation rentals mainly



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Progreso, Yucatan
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Calle 64 #130C x 21 y 23, Progreso, Yucatan
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9999 65 92 55

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Calle 27 No 72, Progreso, Yucatan
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