Casa Ocea: A View With a Few Rooms
This Chuburná beach home is a testament to the power of collaboration, a love for artistry, and coastal living
This Chuburná beach home is a testament to the power of collaboration, a love for artistry, and coastal living
Two environmentalists were physically and verbally attacked by litterers on the beach at Chuburná, according to local media. Liliana Z. and Dorian R. told Reporters Hoy that a group of beachgoers was angered after being told to pick up beer cans and other trash left on the sand. The incident was reported at 6 p.m….
Progreso, Yucatan — A “ley seca,” or “dry law” that bans alcohol sales, will be implemented here through the Easter season, the mayor announced. Telchac also announced a temporary liquor-sales ban starting today, giving only 24 hours notice to consumers. Progreso’s April 1-20 ban could extend even longer, “depending on the evolution of the health…
Yucatan state authorities are spending 14 million pesos to restore beaches in Chuburna and Telchac, where beach erosion is a constant problem. The sand project follows studies by UNAM, the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Gov. Mauricio Vila Dosal on Friday supervised the project in the shelter port of Chuburna, where the “bypass” channel was…
Is the surf at Chuburná Puerto too dangerous for swimmers?
A power cut has been scheduled in Chelem and Chuburná for much of Wednesday.
The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) temporarily shut down a construction site where a threatened thatch palm was apparently cleared.
The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) temporarily closed four lots, citing owners for allowing construction in a coastal ecosystems without permits.
A tour that explores lush mangroves also brings intrepid kayakers in close proximity to the flamingos and other birds that make the port of Chuburná special.
Stickers boldly marked “Clausurado” in red block letters have covered up homemade signs declaring a stretch of beach to be private property.
The sudden and unexpected appearance of razor wire fencing and crude private-property signs at an unspoiled stretch of beach in Chuburná has residents unnerved.
A group of Yucatecan entrepreneurs is looking to build a luxury destination here for cruise ship passengers looking for a new excursion.
It seems that nearly everyone who’s building at the beach wants a pool. And it’s putting a strain on the water system.
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