Will Dredging the Zaragoza Canal Hurt Xcalak?
A coastal community of 400 people, at the end of a barren, 40-mile swath of asphalt through the jungle—Xcalak’s seclusion is part of its draw. …
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Lionfish in Xcalak – Unwelcome Guests
Xcalak’s underwater life is stunning – angel fish, trunkfish, squid, eagle rays, and turtles are some of the creatures that call the waters of Xcalak …
Fantastic Facts About Xcalak’s Manatees
One of the gentlest creatures in the sea, the slow-moving manatee is one of Xcalak’s most at-risk underwater creatures. A big, slow-moving, marine mammal with …
What’s the Deal with the “Mayan Train”?
Perhaps one of Mexico’s largest publicity stunts to date, the Mayan Train is an ambitious project. Announced in September 2018 by Mexico’s president, Andrés Manuel …
Birdwatching in Xcalak
Xcalak’s unspoiled jungle habitat and clear waters are an ideal place for birds to make their homes. From high-diving sea birds to colorful songbirds, the …
Xcalak by the Numbers (infographic)
Today’s post is quickie. We’re sharing a bunch of fun facts on Xcalak, via an infographic. And without further ado: Xcalak by the Numbers Hope …
Xcalak Fly Fishing Basics
You’re sitting at your computer, dreaming of fly fishing, and wondering what your next destination will be. Maybe it’s a magical place where you can …
10 Highly Helpful Videos of Xcalak
It used to be, there weren’t many helpful videos of Xcalak on the internet. This small beach town isn’t famous like Playa del Carmen, Tulum, …
Valuable Life Lessons from Xcalak’s Hermit Crabs
Hermit crabs might not seem like they have much wisdom to impart. Known for wearing other animals’ shells, hermit crabs are a part of everyday …
Time Management & Scheduling in Xcalak
There are important things to do when you first arrive in Xcalak. First, take off your watch. Second, open your suitcase and put on your …