What does being EarthCheck Gold mean?
#XelHaDeOro We are a sustainable and socially responsible tourism company. As part of World Water Day, Xel-Ha received the EarthCheck Gold certification from the hands o...
10 Water Conservation Tips for your Daily Life
Saving water, one drop at a time Water is life, reduce its use and help the planet. Do you know why the park is called Xel-Ha? It is the Mayan meaning for “the place where t...
Composting 101
Eco Tips How to create your own compost in 7 steps Did you know that from 1999 to 2009, Xel-Há has generated more than 2,000 tons of compost? All the organic material is used to cr...
The Trees in the Life of Pedro Ku
We are Xel-Há Peter Ku and His Passion for Trees Pedro Ku, from the department of Sustainable Development at Xel-Há, tells us the legend of Chechen and Chaca and more about his wor...
How We Take Care of the Environment
Learn and Raise Awareness World Environment Day in Xel-Há “Take care of the Earth and she will look after you.” – Author Unknown Since 1973, June 5, the world ope...
Protection and Education of the Queen Conch
What would you do if someone destroyed your home? Queen Conch: Threatened Species The queen conch (Strombus gigas) is a natural resource held by the International Union for Conserv...
Xel-Há: Celebrating the Earth all Year
Conservation, Protection and Restoration Earth Day in Xel-Há In this majestic Ecological Park in the Riviera Maya, where visitors can enjoy nature and observe species in their natu...
Protecting Endangered Species in Xel-Há
Species in Danger Taking Care of Our Natural Wonder In Mexico there are thousands of species in danger of extinction. It is important to take collective responsibility of the criti...
Water Management System at Xel-Há
Sustainable Project in the Riviera Maya Have you ever wondered where the water you drink at our park comes from? Within the natural beauty, recreational activities and the incredib...
The 5 most valuable reasons to preserve the coral reefs
Protecting our Ecosystems The importance of coral reefs to the sea bed “Tropical and Riviera Maya coral reefs are very productive ecosystems. Not only are do they support enormous ...