Just beyond the peaceful grounds of Canto del Sol lie sacred remnants of the Maya civilization. Easily accessible yet deeply profound, these nearby archaeological sites invite you to walk among ancient temples, trace celestial alignments, and connect with a culture that still lives in the rhythms of the land.
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Tulum Ruins
30 minutes away
Perched above the Caribbean, Tulum is the only major Maya site built on the coast. Once a thriving trade port, it now offers striking cliffside views, breezy temples, and a glimpse into a civilization attuned to both sea and stars. -
Cobá
1 hour away
Hidden in the jungle and alive with mystery, Cobá is a sprawling ancient city once connected by the longest network of Maya stone causeways. You can still climb Nohoch Mul—one of the tallest pyramids in the Yucatán—for a soul-stirring view above the canopy. -
Chichén Itzá
2 hours away
A World Wonder and ceremonial masterpiece. This powerful site is famed for its celestial alignments, sacred cenotes, and the iconic El Castillo pyramid—built to honor the equinox with mind-bending precision. -
Ek Balam
2 hours away
Tucked away and less traveled, Ek Balam feels like a sacred secret. Its temples are still climbable, its detailed stucco carvings breathtaking. The energy here is palpable—a place to slow down, connect, and witness artistry etched in time.