Explore the Maya Underworld at Loltún Cave. A limestone cavern in the southern Yucatán’s Puuc hills, Loltún was an important Maya ceremonial site in ancient times. In addition to breathtaking natural formations you’ll see fascinating artifacts the Maya left as offerings to their gods.
Visit Arbol de Luz, the amphitheater and magical light installation designed by the reknowned artist James Turrell. Submerge yourself in the intricate blending of music with the sounds of the birds and insects that live around the cenote that holds the amphitheater.
Travelers will complete a trip planning questionnaire that will allow Global CommUnity, working with their travel advisor, to fully customize their trip according to their family interests.
Meet the locals and get to know about their traditions and their day by day activities. We will play some traditional games like “Kimbomba” or Chacara” and listen to great folk tales from the Mayan culture. We also are going to break the piñata we made a few days ago and enjoy a well deserved spoil of candies. (Younger children) We will have the opportunity to challenge our skills and make our own hand crafts with traditional materials like the sisal fibers. Learn how these products sustain the economy and enable the continuing practice of these local skills and artistry.