A Progreso beach is more popular now that the pigs have moved in
A simple concept is drawing more and more visitors to Pig Beach in Yucalpetén,
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Progreso to open new inflatable water park this summer
The port city of Progreso has announced that it will be opening a new inflatable water park just off of its boardwalk. The water park, intended mainly for children, features large slides and sections for bouncing around and jumping in and out of the ocean. The attraction will be supervised by trained lifeguards, but parents…
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Entry fees at Progreso’s new dinosaur park irk public
The new attraction in Chichxulub, called “Sendero Jurasico,” will be charging an admission of 200 pesos per adult and 100 per child.
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Explore Progreso’s La Ría, one of Yucatán’s most underrated attractions
La Ría Progreso is run by a small community cooperative that offers a variety of recreational and educational activities at very reasonable prices.
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Merry-go-round for wheelchairs and a new dinosaur park are nearly ready in Progreso
Yucatán’s top port city is installing a new carousel ride on its boardwalk, but this time it’s designed to be more inclusive. The merry-go-round has been designed with a ramp and places for wheelchairs, said Progreso Mayor Julián Zacarías Curi. “Now on the traditional malecón, we will have a new carousel for people with disabilities…
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Giant ship’s anchor discovered under Progreso’s Malecon
Weighing in at nearly two tons, the massive anchor discovered last week by city workers in Progreso remains surrounded by mystery.
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Gay wedding in Progreso is a historic first for Yucatán port city
The coastal city of Progreso celebrated yesterday its very first same-sex wedding under Yucatán’s new marriage equality law.
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The 4th Annual Progreso Home Tour and Silent Auction is back and in person
Six lovely homes and gardens in Yucatán’s coastal community.
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Progreso mayor says no to ‘Citizen Carnaval’
It looks like Progreso’s “Citizen Carnaval” planned for Feb. 26 will not be happening after all, at least on the Malecon.
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Ignoring City Hall, Progreso residents plan Citizen Carnaval’
Residents of Progreso have decided to go ahead with Carnaval celebrations on Feb 26, despite a clear rebuke from City Hall.
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Three cruise liners dock in Progreso as Yucatán breaks new record for COVID-19 infections
Three cruise ships docked in Progreso at the same time, bringing with them a combined total of 2,394 passengers and 749 crewmembers.
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Chicxulub to get its very own ‘Jurassic Park’
Construction began today at a new attraction near the entrance to Chicxulub, in the municipality of Progreso.
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Progreso spearheads new effort to clean up illegal dumpsites
Residents in Progreso and other communities on Yucatán’s northern coast are complaining of illegal garbage dumps.
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New residents in Yucatán flock to the beach
The real-estate market on Yucatán’s coastline continues to heat up as a growing number of people from across the country and the world continue to buy up properties.
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What is behind the growing number of dolphins washing up on Yucatán’s shores?
Wildlife authorities and biologists are showing concern over an increase in the number of beached dolphins found on Yucatán’s beaches. Over the weekend, four deceased Spinner dolphins were found on beaches in Chelem and Chuburná, in the municipality of Progreso. The dolphins were buried by environmental authorities who say they have no solid leads on…
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Progreso schedules over 100 cruises for 2022
Port authorities in Progreso have announced that the city is expecting the arrival of more than 100 cruises in 2022.
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2 Cuban migrants die in shipwreck off Yucatán coast
Unofficial reports claim that Mexican authorities helped 19 people to disembark the badly damaged ship.
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Progreso’s boardwalk is now for pedestrians only and reactions are mixed
Progreso’s boardwalk has permanently closed to motor vehicle traffic to make way for pedestrians.
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Progreso’s international community comes together to fund new animal hospital
International residents in Progreso are coming to the aid of the port city’s stray animals.
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Progreso to host the Americas’ largest shipyard
Fincantieri, one of the world’s largest shipbuilders, plans to build the largest shipyard on the American continent in Progreso, Yucatán. Headquartered in Trieste, Italy, the company says it will invest US$220 million to complete the massive project. A shipyard (also called a dockyard) is where ships are repaired and built. These can be yachts, military…
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New sterilization campaign in Progreso cracks down on stray animals
The number of stray dogs and cats on the streets and beaches of Progreso has become a public health hazard, admits Mayor Julián Zacarías Curi.
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Progreso becomes Yucatán’s first disability-inclusive beach
Five floating wheelchairs and a set of movable rubber ramps are among the new amenities now available to disabled visitors who would like to enjoy the beach in Progreso.
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Weekend mobility restrictions in Progreso are now lifted
Two months after state health authorities decided to limit mobility in the coastal community, Progreso’s beach and boardwalk will now be open on weekends once again.
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New permit allows restaurants in Yucatán to stay open longer
Yucatán’s state government has announced that restaurants will now be allowed to remain for one hour longer, until 11 pm.
That’s all for now
That’s all for now