Attractions

Mayan Ruins & Living Mayan Villages
Valladolid is surrounded by dozens of easy-to-get-to Mayan ruins and dozens of Mayan villages where the descendants of the pyramid builders still live in much the same way as did their ancestors.

Healing & Bodywork
Massage, massage therapy, ear candling, manicures, pedicures, facials, ritual cleansings and other bodywork and healing modalities are available on the grounds of Casa Hamaca or in the hut of a Mayan Shaman

Colonial History
Valladolid and the surrounding area were colonized by the Spanish in 1543. Numerous churches and building from this era are available to explore both in and outside of town.

Natural History
Cenotes, caves and caverns seem to be everywhere. Pristine jungle, wetlands teaming with bird-life and beautiful beaches are all a short distance from Valladolid. For a National Geographic photo of the cenote Xkeken click here.

Spanish Classes
Cooking Classes
Massage Classes & CEU credits
Volunteer Activities
Shamanic Healing
Mayan village excursions
Mayan ceremonies