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Holbox
Holbox
Island with Caribbean atmosphere
Holbox
It is part of the Yum Balam nature reserve and is separated from the mainland by the Yalahau lagoon
Island full of mangroves, turquoise blue beaches, cenotes and wild rivers
Island full of mangroves, turquoise blue beaches, cenotes and wild rivers
It is the most bohemian Mayan island, the hippy island of the Mexican Caribbean
It is the most bohemian Mayan island, the hippy island of the Mexican Caribbean
With a single village with colorful houses and thatched roofs
With a single village with colorful houses and thatched roofs
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Spanish, 67 indigenous languages

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Mexican peso

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Three time zones: Eastern, Central and Pacific

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+ 52

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1 January: New Year

1st Monday of February: Constitution Day

3rd Monday of November: Birth of Benito Juárez

March / April: Holy Week

1 May: International Workers' Day

5 May: Cinco de Mayo (The Day of the Battle of Puebla)

16 September: Independence Day

1 November: Day of the Dead

3rd Monday of November: Revolution Day

12 December: Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe

25 December: Christmas

Holbox Island, meaning "Black Hole" in Mayan, is located northeast of Cancun and is 42 km long and 2 km wide.

It is separated from the mainland by the Yalahau Lagoon and has 36 miles of pristine beaches of fine coral sand.

It is regarded as an area of high ecological value where you can easily see whale sharks, manta rays, dolphins, lobsters, octopus, eagle rays and sea turtles, as well as 150 species of birds and reptiles.

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