The Maya creation myth recounts that civilization was born from masa, a corn flour that still forms the basis of the Yucatecan diet and is viewed as a sacred food that feeds both spirit and body and connects the Maya to their ancestors. Ek Chuah, the Maya god of merchants and trade, was the patron of cacao, a crop reserved to make ceremonial elixirs and reserved for sacred offerings to the gods. It's this rich history woven with centuries-old legend and lore that forms the basis of the Yucatan's living food pantheon, a cultural cuisine derived from Maya traditions that's marked by fragrant herbs and brilliant spices.
Enjoy an intimate moment to tell legends, stories or simply to enjoy a magical evening by the light of the fire. An unforgettable activity to share with friends and family.
Explore the surroundings of the property where you stay, an opportunity to get to know the living culture communities of Yucatán. Follow the marked trails around the property, and paths within the jungle, or the routes in the towns where the property is located.