Introducing Valladolid
Also known as the Sultaness of the East, Yucatán’s third-largest city is known for its quiet streets and sun-splashed, pastel walls. She certainly is one sultry babe, and it’s worth staying here for a few days or even a week, as the provincial town makes a great hub for visits to Río Lagartos, Chichén Itzá, Ek’ Balam, and a number of nearby cenotes. The city resides at that magic point where there’s plenty to do, yet it still feels small, manageable and affordable.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Yucatan on the cheap??
by hisurfer 14 September 2011
I had lots of advice for you ... until I read that "a pool is a must." That right there will limit you to the resorts. On the other…
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RE: Which resort to get to best sites?
by ger_power 14 September 2011
hi i have just returned from a similar trip to Yucatan...2 weeks travel and 1 week in an inclusve resort ( not my choice and hated it...…
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Re: Which resort to get to best sites?
by theymademedoit 14 September 2011
Thanks for this. Both places look really cool and exactly what we want. I looked on google maps and the distance between the places all…
Hotels & Hostels in Valladolid
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