Telchac Puerto

Telchac Puerto is located on the mainland of the Yucatan Peninsula about 20 minutes east of Progreso, a major port along the Gulf of Mexico. This area offers the quiet beach life that you dream of with long stretches of coastline and an emerald green ocean lined with private homes, villas and condominiums. It is a mellow beach community that has escaped all the cluster of civilization. The tranquil lagoons that flow along the coastline offer a perfect sanctuary for migrating flamingos and other seabirds, which spend the day feeding in the shallow waters. Enjoy amazing tours into the extensive maze of mangrove islands and freshwater pools. The area offers a plethora of kiting opportunities with awesome downwinders, sunset riding and flat-water lagoons. The tiny little Telchac Pueblo was established in the late 1600's, located a couple of miles off the coast and boasts old haciendas producing local textiles, such as fiber from the henequen plant. The beautiful colonial city, Merida, with a Mexican, Mayan and Spanish Colonial flair is only 45 minutes away. A very unique city full of museums, art galleries and cultural activities. Telchac Puerto is located on the mainland of the Yucatan Peninsula about 20 minutes east of Progreso, a major port along the Gulf of Mexico. This area offers the quiet beach life that you dream of with long stretches of coastline and an emerald green ocean lined with private homes, villas and condominiums. It is a mellow beach community that has escaped all the cluster of civilization. The tranquil lagoons that flow along the coastline offer a perfect sanctuary for migrating flamingos and other seabirds, which spend the day feeding in the shallow waters. Enjoy amazing tours into the extensive maze of mangrove islands and freshwater pools. The area offers a plethora of kiting opportunities with awesome downwinders, sunset riding and flat-water lagoons.

The tiny little Telchac Pueblo was established in the late 1600's, located a couple of miles off the coast and boasts old haciendas producing local textiles, such as fiber from the henequen plant. The beautiful colonial city, Merida, with a Mexican, Mayan and Spanish Colonial flair is only 45 minutes away. A very unique city full of museums, art galleries and cultural activities.