Introducing December’s Featured Stay in Puerto Morelos

Beachfront infinity pool with turquoise Caribbean water, palm tree, and sun loungers at Casa La Aurora in Puerto Morelos.

Casa La Aurora — A New Highlight Among Puerto Morelos Vacation RentalsAs the holiday season arrives and warm breezes move across the Caribbean, December becomes one of the most magical months to visit Puerto Morelos. And to celebrate the start of the season, we’re excited to introduce Casa La Aurora as Abbey del Sol’s December…

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A November Favorite Among Puerto Morelos Vacation Rentals

Interior of Casa Catalina #3 with palapa ceiling, king bed, terrace access, and banner text welcoming the newest rental.

With winter travel season beginning and cooler breezes arriving along the Caribbean coast, November is one of the most beautiful months to visit Puerto Morelos. And to celebrate the start of the season, we’re excited to announce Casa Catalina #3 as Abbey del Sol’s Vacation Rental of the Month. Located just a two-minute walk from…

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Janal Pixán: Honoring Life and Memory in Puerto Morelos

Candle burning beside bread, fruit, and a framed family photo on a Janal Pixán altar.

As October fades into November, the air in Puerto Morelos fills with the scent of marigolds, copal incense, and freshly baked pan de muerto. This is the season of Janal Pixán, the Maya celebration of the souls — a time when life and death meet gently, and families welcome back their loved ones who have…

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La Catrina — Mexico’s Elegant Reminder That Death Has No Class

Woman dressed as La Catrina holding purple flowers, surrounded by candlelight and marigolds.

As October unfolds, we begin to see Puerto Morelos and the rest of Mexico transform. Markets fill with bright orange cempasúchil flowers, and families start preparing their ofrendas — the beautiful altars built to honor loved ones.Among all these sights, one figure always stands out La Catrina— tall, graceful, and unmistakably elegant. Her feathered hat,…

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Pok Ta Pok: Ancient Maya Ballgame Still Alive Today

Maya athlete in traditional attire plays Pok Ta Pok against a stone wall during a reenactment match.

When most people think of Maya culture, they picture towering pyramids, mysterious carvings, and the long-lost rituals of centuries past. But what if we told you one of the most iconic traditions—the ancient ballgame known as Pok Ta Pok—is not just a museum memory? It’s alive, kicking, and even making international headlines. Pok Ta Pok…

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🌼 Cempasúchil: The Flower That Lights the Way

Mexico’s Golden Blossom of October

A Glimpse of Mexico’s Golden Blossom of October What Is Cempasúchil? Pronounced sem-pah-soo-cheel, the name comes from the ancient Nahuatl word cempōhualxōchitl, meaning “twenty flowers”—a reference to its many layered petals. Native to Mexico and Central America, this flower has been used since pre-Hispanic times to honor the dead and celebrate the cycles of life.…

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