A look beneath the surface of these stunning underwater ecosystems, while they're still accessible.
It's been dubbed "the greatest construction project in the world", and will usher in a new way for travellers to experience Mexico's ancient Maya sites. So why is it so controversial?
Archaeologist Ivan Šprajc has spent nearly 30 years uncovering long-lost cities buried deep in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. His latest discovery is capturing the world's attention.
Hundreds of plantations once symbolised the peninsula's wealth but were abandoned in the 1950s after a sudden downturn of fortune. Over the years, the jungle has taken them back.
Buried deep below Mexico, a vast underwater world may reveal clues that unlock the secrets of the ancient Maya.
Chicxulub Puerto, Mexico, is the centre of the impact crater that scientists believe was made when the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs smashed into the Earth’s surface.
Submerged caves off the Yucatan Peninsula hide gems for divers and archaeologists alike – including cathedral-like caverns, a 10,000-year-old boy and Mayan skulls.
The Celestun Biosphereis an undiscovered luxury wildlife retreat, with fantastic bird watching opportunities and environmentally focused luxury lodging.
