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 …
Helping you discover Xcalak
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
Hi there, this is Tim. My wife and I love the quiet charm of Xcalak – so much so that we created the website you’re …