Showing posts with label Eco Tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eco Tourism. Show all posts

Underground River Tour - Rio Secreto



Rio Secreto is a spectacular underground river in the Yucatán Peninsula, filled with stalactites and stalagmites. The tour takes you deep inside the cave to experience the natural beauty of this protected reserve. Visitors will walk, swim, and float through the river, making it a truly immersive adventure.

The price is on the higher side, but from what I’ve seen, it might just be worth it for the unique experience.

Caves and Cenotes Adventure - Indiana Joe’s

We’ve been looking into an amazing adventure spot called Indiana Joe’s, where they offer guided tours of caves and cenotes across the Yucatán Peninsula. If you search the area on Google Maps and check out the images, you’ll see stunning photos like this one all over—the kind of scenery that makes you stop and dream about being there in person.


Of course, before booking, we plan to talk to locals to see if there’s a better deal—or even a free spot to explore—but if not, Indiana Joe’s charges around $30 per person per tour. From everything I’ve seen online, the views and experiences they offer are definitely worth it. These are the kinds of places I’ve always pinned on Pinterest and fantasized about visiting, so the thought of actually being there is mind-blowing!

Meanwhile, we’re still waiting to hear back about our studio apartment, so I might have another update on the blog soon if she calls.

The Tucson Travelers Are Back

Much has happened in the last year and a half of our lives. Most importantly, we welcomed our daughter into the world. Life has changed...