Top Things to do in Campeche
Top Hotels in Campeche
- 1. The Explorean Kohunlich
- 2. Hyatt Place Ciudad del Carmen
- 3. Hotel H177
- 4. Hampton Inn by Hilton Ciudad del Carmen Campeche
- 5. Hotel Plaza Campeche
- 6. One Ciudad Del Carmen Concordia
- 7. Hacienda Puerta Campeche, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Campeche
- 8. Hotel Castelmar
- 9. Mision Campeche
- 10. Holiday Inn Campeche, an IHG Hotel
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Campeche, Campeche
Discover the best top things to do in Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula including Becan Archaeological Zone, Kankabi' Ok Tours, Museo Becal, Zona Arquelogica Edzna, Reserva de la Biosfera de Calakmul, Visit Calakmul, Calakmul Adventures day tours, Mercado Verde, Ka'an Expeditions - Day Tours, Old City Wall.
Restaurants in Campeche
1. Becan Archaeological Zone
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By hansNetherlands
An amazing place, especially if you are here alone. there are more complexes in the area and they are all nice and hardly visited.....take adventage of such a privilege!!!
2. Kankabi' Ok Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 96 reviews
We are a creative and innovative tour operator, we offer the best to discover Campeche and the Mayan World, we have the professionalism, sensitivity and knowledge to make our clients' trip through our land a unique, enriching and unforgettable experience.
3. Museo Becal
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By lucitatecapacito - Mexico City, Mexico
History, culture, ecology, art, human rights, all this promotes the museum that is a little hidden in its location, the guides especially Jorge and Alez are super attentive, answer any questions and try, this formidable, is clean and sure the very large parking lot, to be in such a small town is a great museum
4. Zona Arquelogica Edzna
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 855 reviews
Reviewed By fits87 - Miami Beach, United States
Amazing place!! A hidden mayan gem, just make sure to take water and mosquito repellent as there are many. But great place to take pics
5. Reserva de la Biosfera de Calakmul
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By gubraun - Eynatten, Belgium
If you plan to go close to Campeche state, you must not miss Calakmul. It's one of the biggest Maya sites from the classic era and very complementary to the post-classic sites like Chichen Itza. Since it's quite remote, there aren't many visitors. Plan in enough time, since it takes almost 2 hours to get there from the main road, and the site it huge, so there's a lot of walking. Also, you absolutely want to climb the pyramid, which also needs some time planned in. We were traveling Yucatan via rental car, but we decided to do Calakmul with a tour operator (Ka'an Expeditions, see my separate review). This turned our to be a good move, so we didn't have to be worried about the road and the car, and were't as tired as you'd probably be when driving all the hours on your own. If you go on your own, make sure you bring food and water, as you should plan to spend at least 3 hours at the site. The site itself left stunning memories with us, including the stunning views from the top of the pyramids. I've been traveling to many places, but haven't seen anything comparable so far.
6. Visit Calakmul
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
Calakmul´s visitor center is a place where you can find all the information about Calakmul, Campeche. We provide you with information, maps, contacts and everything you need to enjoy your visit to Calakmul and the communities around
Reviewed By stevendZ6946EI - Homer, United States
My boyfriend and I had a fantastic time visiting Calakmul. Kary was super helpful getting everything organized for us. The walk through the rainforest to enjoy the flora and fauna was a fantastic way to start the tour. We enjoyed bird spotting, howler monkeys, and a bizarre stinging caterpillar that looked like a spikey branch which attached to my pants. The ruins deep in the jungle were my favorite that I’ve ever been to. Very remote, no crowds of people, and absolutely stunning pyramids towering over the canopy. Our guide Ezekiel provided great information and was able to answer our many, many questions about Mayan culture both past and present. The campground was in a pretty spot near a seasonal lake, luckily full after a season of heavy rain. The long road to the campground was bumpy but passable. No hot water available for showers, but air mattresses, sleeping bags, and tents were nice and covered by a palapa which kept everything dry.
7. Calakmul Adventures day tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 92 reviews
Guided tours inside and outside the Calakmul biosphere reserve, one of the largest in the country of Mexico; and To archaeological zones inside and outside of it, hiking of environmental interpretation, as well as visiting communities where the indigenous people carry out sustainable activities, such as: handicrafts in seeds, wood, stone, hammocks and textiles. Come and live the adventure with us, we will give you an experience that you will never forget.
8. Mercado Verde
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By V9210DTsusanaa
A sanctuary both for people and animals. Where the community has come together to give a proper and fantastic example of how easy it is to live in harmony with nature, with just a few simple changes. You will find some of the greatest ice creams, traditional cuisine, sustainable and handmade products, and most of all, the opportunity to meet wonderful, conscious people trying to make a change.
9. Ka'an Expeditions - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 258 reviews
We at Ka´an Expeditions are committed in creating unforgettable experiences of interpretation and interaction with the history and nature of the region of Calakmul.Our bilingual certified naturalist guides will show you around the archaelogical sites of once the most important region of the Mayan culture, while spotting the wildlife of the 2nd most biodiversed area in the American continent, only after the Amazon.
10. Old City Wall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 751 reviews
Reviewed By fongsters - Athol, United States
So glad we did this. It was super hot, but worth it. We only walked part of it, since it was sooo hot, but really neat. The section we started at had a small museum at the base of it that was included in the entry fee (I think was only around $3USD/pp). Highly recommend.
