Welcome to Wanderlum

We know travelling in Mexico is exciting! And visiting a region with so much to offer (beaches, cenotes, jungle, adventure, spirituality, Mayan ruins…) is amazing, but it can also be challenging to choose where to start or what else to visit.

We help you get the most out of your stay in southeast Mexico- Merida, Cancun, Riviera Maya, Holbox, Bacalar, Campeche… and, as all of us travel differently (with our couple, family or friends) we give you recommendations of 3 different kinds:

1) If you're looking for guided tours with hotel pick-up to explore astounding places, or all-inclusive packages
We help you with a tours package in groups, private, or mixed. You could visit Chichen Itza, Tulum, cenotes, Las Coloradas, or go kayaking, biking through trails, take a cooking class at a village or practice yoga at a private cenote.

2) If you like going on your own
We help you with vans or car rentals, we recommend you places to visit and book for you with parks or local guides, so everything is ready and setup for you to enjoy your day.

3) Where to sleep
If you want to stay in the city, we book you an ideal hotel for you. If you like staying near natural landscapes, we book you recommended cabins or camping at cenotes or beaches.

Which places do we work with?
We invite you to enjoy the most popular and favorite places, as well as those off-the-beaten-path or hidden-gems. We love this region's landscapes and culture, and we share information about the many places worth visiting (including how to get there, what to do, care recommendations, etc).
Discover around 577, which we have published for free. It's been a challenge, but otherwise, many of these don't have any other online presence, other than at Wanderlum. Several are managed by rural cooperatives: farmers, fishermen or artisans who additionally to their activities, educate themselves to offer you services such as: workshops, kayak, cenotes, hiking, camping, rituals, etc.

Contact us to learn more, or if you are interested in a retreat: corporate, spiritual, educational, or if you manage a place and want to join.

Oh!... Wanderlum comes from (1) wander: walk/travel leisurely, and (2) lu'um: Earth in mayan :)

... Venture your way!