On the Beach – Sargassum in Xcalak
Xcalak, Mexico is a secluded beach paradise perfect for travelers who love nature. But nature isn’t beautiful all the time – sometimes it stinks. Literally. …
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7 Facts on the Ghost Crabs of Xcalak
Ever watched a beach dog flip out and start frantically digging a hole in the sand? We see it happen twice a day. Xcalak is …
Yikes! There’s Plastic on the Beach in Xcalak
You’ve heard that Xcalak is paradise. Well that’s correct. This sweet little part of Mexico has secluded beaches, warm weather, and a beautiful view. And …
SEE what Xcalak village is REALLY like (Video)
Imagine you just met a chill couple who just got back from Xcalak, and they can’t stop raving about how good a vacation they had. …
5 of Our Favorite Small Businesses in Xcalak
In big cities like Cancun or Playa del Carmen there’s no escape from brands like Starbucks, Walmart, and (shudder) Señor Frog’s. Commercialized establishments like that …
Why Xcalak’s Geckos Should NOT Terrify You At All
In Xcalak you’re guaranteed to see geckos. And these little lizards (crawling across your wall, ceiling, or window) might scare the bejeesus out of you. …
Kenny Chesney Quotes that Prove Xcalak is better than Mahahual
Kenny Chesney Quotes that Prove Xcalak is better than Mahahual You’ve heard of Kenny Chesney, right? He has 14 gold albums and more than 40 …
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Snorkeling? What’s Really Going on When a Barracuda Follows You
A barracuda is a pretty scary-looking fish. Barracudas have enough teeth to chew a human to bits, and can be creepily motionless in the water. …
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Even YOU Can Make Agua de Jamaica (Hibiscus Tea) in Xcalak
You’re someone who enjoys Mexican food. And though you may not always understand the menu, you’re a brave type of traveler. Happy to point and …
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Visiting Kohunlich from Xcalak
The Mayan ruins at Kohunlich are a worthwhile visit from Xcalak. They’re not nearly as crowded as Tulum and Chichen Itza, and they’re much more …